Review on 🪚 LM75R010 Freud 10-inch x 30T Glue Line Thin Kerf Ripping Blade - Optimal for Industrial Use by David Urbanski

Let me start by saying that the Freud brand has never let me down. Their blades and bits are made in Italy and are of excellent quality. I have 6 Freud blades and about 10 Freud cutters. They all work as expected. My guess is that, like any other mainstream manufacturer, there's a chance you'll get an occasional malfunction, but that would be the exception rather than the usual occurrence compared to some other and cheaper brands. I have an old 10" Craftsman table saw. It's a great saw, but at 110v it doesn't have enough power to cut as smoothly as I want. It doesn't cut as well as the professional 3.5 table saw PS I used in high school in the late 80's I learned how to use the saw properly Firstly my saw blade is perfectly parallel to the fence Secondly the blade rotates in one plane and according to my pointer gauge it doesn't swing at all. I mostly use thin pruning blades, they cut through hard wood more easily. ZCI is required. Sometimes I get burn marks, it's all my fault for not maintaining a constant feed. I usually cut a piece about 1/8" wider, than I need. Then I cut 1/16" from each side to get the right piece. It takes longer but I get a mirror finish as a result. Buy this blade o Without hesitation, learn how to use them and you won't be disappointed. money well spent.