Review on 🔪 Optimized Freud 10-inch x 24T Heavy-Duty Rip Blade (LM72R010) by Antoine Dean

Thought of deducting a star for this but the shipping/packaging doesn't really match the product. However, it is worth noting. Plastic bubble wrap. Each tooth chewed lightly on a cardboard Freud card. Luckily none of the teeth were broken and the blade is fine. What can you really say about the saw? , flat head blade if you need this configuration this is a very economical blade compared to the 40 tooth forrest #1 grinding blade. I bought this blade to replace my 40 tooth Forrest blade. There is a slight difference in the smoothness of the cut when making rip cuts compared to a 40 tooth Forrest blade but this blade is not bad at all and considering the price I would say this blade beats its price. .Inexpensive comparison A 24-tooth knife enive compared to an expensive 40-tooth cross-cut knife is not entirely fair and lags behind here. I make a lot of blind cuts that require a flat bottom and this blade makes consistent cuts with a flat bottom. I'm happy with this blade, although not a great all-rounder, as the Forrest #1 40-tooth grinding wheel is a great ripping blade and being able to cut flat-bottomed grooves is important to me.