Freud D1060X Diabo 10-Inch x 60-Tooth Fine Finish Saw Blade Review

Verification process is not perfect. By the time I can actually tell you about a seller or a product, good or bad, it will be too late. What can I say? It arrived on time and exactly as it should. Bought it at a great price compared to my local retailer who overcharges their items. Diablo is a great brand and while I enjoy the bargain I like the quality more. This product fits my Ridgid Jobsite table saw. I've used it for a few projects so far and it works great.

Freud saws are not only excellent, they also outperform the competition in price comparison. I have never had to buy a second Freud blade of the same size and teeth that I already have. The Diabl blades provide a clean and smooth cut and are a huge improvement over the blades that come with many saws. Diablo blades feature high-quality carbide tips, non-stick coating, uniform shape, laser-cut slots, and hardened steel. As a bonus, the red saw is hard to lose. :) Highly recommended for all your…

This is a very good blade and will hold up very well. I've used it on everything from aged oak to purple heart, cherry and walnut. Cuts smoothly even on a crappy skill table saw. I'm really looking forward to installing this on my new Dewalt table saw and seeing what it's really capable of. This saw has been through hundreds of feet of wood and still cuts very well. Compared to the price of comparable saw blades in carpentry/woodworking/woodworking specialist shops, this is an enormous value…

I have a number of Frued Diablo blades ranging from 40 tooth combination blades to 100 tooth fine cut models and this blade is no exception . that Freud suggests are extremely reliable and just work well. Obviously these are high end blades like the Forrest II and the like but with these blades I've never seen the need to spend another $80-$100 on these saws, at least for me it's an exception if you get what you get get what you pay for. . A huge improvement over any standard blade, I don't…

I bought this to replace the standard blade on my DeWalt miter saw. The standard blade has always had a lot of drag, and cutting through 2x4s was like a struggle. I replaced it with this blade at the beginning of a project for raised planters and couldn't be happier. There was no resistance even when cutting pressure treated 2x8 lumber and still wet 4x4 posts. I suspect it also means less engine wear which should hopefully increase the life of my saw. In addition, the cuts were clean and mostly

I'm a DIYer, not a professional. I chose 5/8 bamboo floors in my dining room and family room. I've been warned that the wood (actually grass) is at least twice as strong as red oak and I'd need good table and miter saws and hacksaw blades. The blades I had were ordinary saws I only used for cutting pine, and the cuts sometimes leave ragged fragments. My research has shown that they will do the job. I might have gotten away with a lower tooth blade, but I am very happy with the decision to buy a