Freud 10-Inch Multi-Material Circular Saw Blade - D1090X

Guy Guimont: Merci

Canada on Oct 04, 2023

A: On the expensive side but what isn't these days. Cuts soft pine clean. Used for a couple hundred cuts (not many) still cutting clean.

Canada on Sep 27, 2023

Zlatko Katic: Awesome product but the price could be better.

United States on Sep 19, 2023

Arthur: La uso para cortes atravez de la madera y son realmente limpios

Mexico on Sep 17, 2023

DANIEL GARCIADANIEL GARCIA: El producto llegó antes de tiempo y en excelente estado. Ya he tenido uno similar y son los mejores!! Cortes totalmente limpios, ideales para melamina. Sin duda compraría de nuevo aquí.

Mexico on Aug 24, 2023

Juan J.: Recomendado, hemos cortado melamina y no la despostilla.

Mexico on Jul 27, 2023

L. Hardy: I bought this for cutting prepressed double sided laminate for cabinet doors. Clean cuts on both sides, couldn't ask for better.

United States on Jun 04, 2023

David Toll: I have only just bought it. However fhe few cuts I have made with it were extremely smooth

United States on May 27, 2023

Carolyn R.: great performance and long lasting

United States on Apr 07, 2023

David: I just installed this blade on my table saw and I have to say it is SMOOTH! It cut through maple like it was nothing. I did get some burn on the edges, but that is due to my lack of experience, not the blade. When I kept the wood straight, the edges looked like they came out of jointer!

Addendum: I still really like this blade, but I accidentally destroyed it. I broke off some of the carbide teeth. Long story . . . I can't blame Freud for this, as carbide teeth are brittle, and if you drop a blade you are likely to break them.

I wound up replacing it with the 50 tooth combination blade from Diablo. In the end, I decided that 90 teeth was too much drag for using as a rip blade. I would still stand by this blade as a cross cut blade, and I will probably buy another one for use in my miter saw. The edges really did come out smooth, but it is really not intended to be a rip blade, and I was using it improperly for that.

I was trying the blade as a combination blade because of a number of online reviews saying that they used it similarly. But, I can say that is probably a mistake.

Another cause of the burn I was getting may be the kerf of this blade. It's...

United States on Jul 27, 2013