Freud Ultimate Plywood Melamine LU79R006M20 Review

I've had great success with other Freud blades, both from the industrial line and the more affordable Diablo line. I decided to complete my knife collection with an extra thin cross cutting blade. I recently purchased a Freud tape slitting knife and liked it so much that I decided to try this cross cutting knife. It runs quietly and vibration-free with or without a built-in damper. I'm very satisfied and not sure I even want to try the more expensive options on the market. The value of Freud's…

I bought this blade a few days ago. I make furniture from oak and birch plywood. Plywood thickness from 1/8" to 3/4". I need a blade that won't chip or splinter. the blade I ever had. I have Milwaukee, Irwin, Black and Decker, Disston and other joy saws. This Freud LU79R cuts much smoother than any other I've tried. I've tried the blade on some 2x4 and 2x6 pines. The cross section is very smooth and the same as the longitudinal section, but slower. The reason for the smoothness of the cut and…

I had to cut some corner shelves for RTA melamine shelves to fit in a custom corner between other installed shelves. I'm a relative newbie to working with melamine laminate and wanted to make sure there weren't any cracks or chips. This saw blade, combined with the double cut method, produced perfect cuts as flawless as the factory saws. to cut along a line (3-11/16" for Mag77). First, I adjust the depth of the blade so that it only cuts through the top layer of melamine - about 1/32" to 1/16"…