Review on 🔪 Enhanced Freud 12" x 72T Thin Kerf Sliding Compound Miter Saw Blade (LU91R012) - Elevating Performance and Precision by Mar Pacora

I am a carpenter and use a 12" slip joint miter saw every day. I've been using Freud's Diablo line for years because of everything I've used they are so much better than any readily available blade from either of the two major major chains. I've always had "fairly good" results with Freud Fine or Ultra Fine finish blades, but I wanted to try a dedicated glide blade. Obviously the toe angle -5* matters. This year I had to start with a brand new setup (saw, wheel stand and saw blade) and decided to give it a try. A new blade was installed on a Dewalt DWS780 and this is what I found. - I LOVE THIS BLADE - ZERO tearing which I have not achieved with any other blade on the slider - ZERO vibration leaving a clean cut - ZERO pressure or force required to move on wood - ZERO blade deflection when cutting bevels even in hardwood. So far I haven't had a single complaint about this blade and I don't think I will! My colleague tried. He uses a DWS779 with a Diablo blade and was just as impressed with it as I was.