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Thin kerf circular saw blade is designed for heavy-duty ripping for under powered saws. Gives fast, glue line rip cuts with less drain on saw and less material waste. Alternate top bevel, +20 degree hook angle, .071" plate, .094" kerf.
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Technical Details
- Features Freud's TiCo Hi-Density Carbide with Titanium for long life and a flawless finish- Thin kerf requires less power and allows for faster feed rate. Ideal for saws under 3 HP.
- Laser cut anti-vibration slots reduces the vibration that resonates in standard blades extending the blade life.
- Tri-Metal Brazing for impact-resistant tips and precision tensioning keep the blades flat and true.
- Non-Stick Perma-Shield coating to resist heat and reduce pitch build-up
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By David R. Fields
I have a very old Sears table saw and this blade is just for it. Finest cutting blade I have ever owned. It even says on the package that this blade is for the older (less HP saws.I can only image how this blade will work on a newer table saw. BUY THIS BLADE you won't be sorry.
By jim handy
This blade goes beyond cutting and surgically removes wood with ease. The lazer cut dampers vertually eliminate vibration and noise. Thump it with your finger and all you hear is a dull thunk. The aggresive hook angle, thin kerf and low run out make for smooth cuts (for 24 teeth) and very low feed effort. Use this in my 3HP cabinet saw for ripping and mortise cheek cuts in softer wooods and can hardly tell your cutting anything. The finish cut is comparable to a combo blade. Definately the blade for a low powered saw. Dont know about durability yet as I only have a few hours on it.
By Knotscott (NY)
Performance of the Freud LU87R010 is about as good as you can reasonably get from a 10" thin kerf 24 tooth bulk ripping blade. It has a flat top grind (FTG) that efficiently removes stock, and a steep positive hook angle to reduce resistance when feeding wood into the saw. It'll rip efficiently to ~ 3" on most common 110v saws (< 2hp) , and leaves a glue ready edge with minimal saw marks. It's not recommended as a crosscut blade, but does a very respectable job of it's intended task. I've also used the Freud LM72, DeWalt 7124TK, Leitz 24T ripper, and Infinity 24T ripper. IMHO, the LU87 is as good as any bulk ripper.
By S. lindsey
Great blade and I'm glad that I bought it. Just wish I had purchased it sooner.
By D. Thorne (N.H. USA)
The Freud LU87R010 blade I purchased from Amazon is awesome. I put it on my porter cable 3812 portable table saw and what a difference, WOW! I had bought a cheaper blade for it and it bogged down my saw even in thinner materials such as 3/4" pine but the Freud blade rips 2 by stock like butter. I put this saw in a Rousseau stand with out feed table which I highly reccomend. The stand makes the saw safer to use and gives you more working space for ripping full sheets of plywood, paneling etc. and can be done by yourself which is nice. In my 27 years of building and buying tools I have learned that when you buy cheap you get cheap, so if you want good quality then you have to spend more but in the end it's way worth it.
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