🔪 Freud 10" x 50T Combination Blade (LU84M011): Optimize Cutting Performance with Precision and Versatility Review

I have the same type of ripper blade. Sharpened twice, cuts very well. The teeth are strong, so if you have a sharpening service you can sharpen them multiple times and really get your money's worth. In addition, they are well made and just as well carved as most of them. I'm not sure if they are as good as the more expensive blades but for the price they seem pretty good.

Due to my brother's recommendation and the much better price available here I got this saw blade some time ago (maybe 2 years ago?) and it works great for me. I don't use it much, but quite often. It's nice to know the cut is clean and straight every time. Unless they make it even better now (I can't think of anything better after seeing a demonstration of this blade cutting the razor-thin edge of a piece of wood as smooth and clean as possible. I still can to this day! I draw it I don't think…

Part. blade. This is an absolutely fantastic blade for my Delta Contractors table saw! I prefer standard kerf blades to "thin kerfs" that cause problems with my imprecise guard settings. Also, I feel that fine section knives tend to flex a bit on harder woods like ash, and I feel that fine section knives just don't hold up over time since they are made with less steel and carbide. "They seem to cut better because of the thin kerf, but that's just down to the low powered saw motors. This blade…