10 Inch Freud D1084L Saw Blade with 84 Teeth and TCG, 5/8 Inch Arbor Review

It was slightly cheaper for the exact same blade at my local Home Depot. I needed this to remodel my porch to cut out the aluminum frame as well as the screen frame. That blade cut through him like butter on my miter saw. I did a precut to see how he would react and was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked.

Used for laying laminate flooring with an area of about 1000 square meters. ft. The boards were 10mm thick and they cut through with no problems, no breaks. My only complaint is that towards the end they turned out to need sharpening. It's okay, every blade needs to be sharpened from time to time. Regardless, I could probably get another 1,000 square feet before I really needed it, but I've since retired from flooring.

Bought to replace Pergo's specialty blade as it was not included with Prime. I've laid less than 200 square feet of 12mm laminate in my main room and this blade is already starting to dull. I think I cut less than 20 boards. I have a little over 800 square meters. foot, and at that speed it would probably take me about 6 blades to get through that. I regret not having bought a Pergo knife.

Cuts laminate like butter. I was looking for a laminate blade as I work in a 400 square foot office. feet and should make many cuts. I tested the blades up to $129 and didn't want to waste them on a single job. It was with some apprehension that I settled on this less expensive blade. I couldn't imagine a better blade. Extremely smooth cuts, not a single chip on many cutting feet. I have this on a 17 year old Ryobi BT3000 table saw and when running either in free mode or when cutting there is…

I bought Diablo 10-84 and 12-96 blades for table saw and chop saw respectively. From the first cut to the last (100+), these blades cut like a hot knife through butter. Also super clean cuts! worth $$$. Note. I cut a nominal 5-1/16" wide laminate on a cutoff saw with the laminate perpendicular to the guide. The recommendation was to use "only" a sliding edge, but I don't have one. 5-1/16" " wide vertically before the frame touches the board. If you are wider you may need a miter. See part 2. I…

I bought this disc specifically for making trim and moldings for installing a laminate cabinet. And for this work he is really excellent. Of course, it doesn't cut as smoothly as an ATB blade, but the TCG's durability when working with a dull laminate is what I was looking for. And the cut is more than adequate for finishing commercial joinery work. In fact, I've used it to cut Baltic birch plywood on a few projects and this blade leaves a mirror-smooth finish, although it's fairly slow in…