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πŸ”ͺ Freud 10-Inch 80-Tooth Saw Blade for Cutting Plexiglass and Plastic – 5/8-Inch Arbor (Model: LU94M010) Review

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Description of πŸ”ͺ Freud 10-Inch 80-Tooth Saw Blade for Cutting Plexiglass and Plastic – 5/8-Inch Arbor (Model: LU94M010)

Exclusive Freud TiCo Hi-Density Carbide with modified triple chip grind (MTCG) tooth design enables clean smooth cuts while eliminating melting. Negative hook angle produces a superior finish without grabbing the material. Ideal material thickness: ╝" to 1-5/8". Laser cut Anti-vibration vents drastically reduces vibration extending blade life. Recommended for plexiglass, plastics, chip board, plywood, and laminates, Imported.

Reviews

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Only works well when used with a pad

At first I hated this blade and almost returned it as it broke the material. It went through a piece of plastic and hit my knuckles pretty hard. I figured you would have to hold the plexiglass with a piece of wood and have the saw cut a bit into the wood. Freud should provide some guidance in this regard.

Pros
  • Pretty packaging
Cons
  • Not automatic

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Excellent blade, my second. The first lasted several years with regular use.

I use it for cutting acrylic, I probably cut hundreds if not thousands of yards before the first blade showed slight signs of plastic melting. I saw this Revain for a good price so I just bought a second one. I could still sharpen the first blade, but it costs almost as much as a new blade.

Pros
  • New
Cons
  • No

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Will not work on brittle acrylic

Attempt to cut .060 acrylic with this blade. Tried to move very slowly and the acrylic split along the cut leaving a bad unusable edge with a few pieces missing. Similar to every other carbide blade I've tried. I think I need a blade with more teeth and a narrower mouth to cut brittle plastic. This may work for some plastics, but not the plastic I'm trying to cut. Disappointed but what appeared to be a good blade, like all my other Freud blades, just didn't match the material.

Pros
  • Heavy duty construction
Cons
  • Returnable

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Worst blade I've used in 20 years grabs and snaps 1/8 " ABS and messes up the cut

Revain no longer lets testers post videos, search the internet for kUGLigZ9lYw and you will Video likely to find I have been cutting 1/8" ABS with Amana blades for over 20 years. My process is to cut 5"strips from one piece just over 30" wide. This means there is only a small excess of plastic on the last strip, about 1/2 inch outside the blade. Never had a problem with it - the Amana blade cut the last strip just like the rest. But recently I decided to give it a try. some other blades and I…

Pros
  • Nice to use
Cons
  • old