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10" x 80 Tooth, Diablo Ultra Fine Finish Blade, Red Perma Shield Coating, Stabilizer Vents, Carbide Tipped, Thin Kerf Design.
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Technical Details
- 10-inch 80T ultra fine finish cut-off blade with a laser-cut 5/8-inch arbor- Laser cut stabilizer vents trap noise and vibration keeping it cool and reducing blade warp
- Heat expansion slots let blade expand due to heat build-up; durable micrograin titanium carbide
- Tri-metal shock resistant brazing allows carbide tips to withstand extreme impact for maximum durability
- Laser cut arbor for accurate blade rotation reducing vibration and premature wear
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By Joe the trim guy (Wheaton, IL United States)
There is not a lot to say about this blade that hasn't been covered already. I tried Freud blade years ago and wasn't all that impressed. A few months ago I needed a blade for my 8 1/2" saw and all the big orange store had that day where Freud. I was impressed, so when I needed a blade for my 10" I ordered this blade.
The cuts are flawless. I have cut oak, poplar, maple, beech, MDF and oak veneered plywood. No splintering or edge chipping. It cross cut the oak ply beautifully. The cut edges are very smooth. It also is one of the quieter blades I have used.
I will buy this again.
By Al H. (Lewes, DE)
I'm a amateur weekend woodworker. This blade has been on my very cheap Delta plastic bench top table saw where I've abused it. I just removed it and put in on my Craftsman sliding compound miter saw. It works great on either saw... very smooth, and the machines do seem to run quieter. Overall, it made my inexpensive tools do better. I was burning cherry a little when I was cutting tapers with it and I thought the problem might be that the 80T was too much for ripping-- like, I couldn't get a fast enough feed rate? I tried the original Delta 30T ripping blade, and it cut fast, but rough. I'll go back to this blade. Since I had the blade off, I inspected, and no chipped teeth, and no wear on the red surface. That surface is holding up well-- but it might have contributed to the little burn I got on the cherry... I don't know. No heat marks and it still looked new, so cleaning was hardly necessary.
By Bobby Stanley (Houston, TX)
When I have to cut plywood this is my go to blade. This blade does require a slightly slower feed rate as you would expect for the number of teeth. The results are spectacular and I mean that. I can't see spending any more money on a blade because the cuts are fantastic. When I use a zero clearance insert on my table saw, I get a perfect cut on the top and bottom every time. I could not be happier. I don't know how long you can use one of these blades. I have used mine for a couple of years and it is still sharp. I use my saw twice a week, however, I have cut probably 200 sheets of plywood with it. It really does a nice job with OSB as well.
By Craig Warrington (USA)
I wanted a good quality blade for my miter saw to use for trim and find detail work, and this blade has not disappointed. In truth, I have had good results with a much cheaper 40 tooth blade if I take my time and make a slower cut, but with this 80 tooth Freud there is no need to worry about speed.
When cutting materials the edge of the workpiece is actually so smooth I doubt you could improve upon it with 200 grit sandpaper.....it is actually that perfect. I wouldn't use this blade for rough cuts however - it is simply too expensive to waste on materials that don't need absolute precision. However if you are looking for a blade that works well for trim such as baseboards, window casings, or crown moldings - this blade is for you. The kerf is thin and the stability amazing almost to the point it looks like you cut the wood with a laser.
The only drawback or negative experience I had was while cutting MDF it cut the stock so fine that it left a ultra-thin powder sawdust floating through the air. The dust bag on my miter saw typically catches about 75% of the dust, but with the combination of MDF and this blade it didn't stand a chance and at least 70% of the dust simply floated through the air. Therefore, if cutting MDF a good dust collection system is recommended, and a dust mask would probably be a good idea as well if working indoors.
All things considered this is an amazing blade, and I am a believer that you really do get what you pay for. When it comes time to buy my next blade I will have no reservations about picking up another Freud.
By John Johnson (USA)
Very smooth cuts! The "rings" in the wood shine when held to the light! This is even after cutting a piece of 3/16" aluminum plate with it. Highly recommended, well worth the money.
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