Freud 10" x 24 Tooth Thin Kerf Rip Cutting Blade (LU87R010)

Joe RooferJoe Roofer: After jointing and planing both red and white oak lumber I, not owning a band saw, went about re-sawing this 8/4 or thicker lumber on my little dewalt table saw. The thin kerf design sliced through the wood with little effort. It could be a dangerous operation, but I had no problems. Push sticks and keep your hands clear. The blade that came with the saw had a rough time but the Freud worked like a champ, and that was thoroughly embedded in hardwood. I would recommend this blade for whatever you need to cut.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

Brent: This is a great blade especially if you’re using heavy hardwood and your saw is a little under powered. I use it on a compact SawStop and it does a nice job.

United States on Oct 10, 2023

Amazon Customer: I love this blade. Jt makes a super smooth cut with no burns or saw marks. Purchased this blade to skip using a jointer to rip boards and laminate together to make legs. Works very nice, you can't see the glue line. I pretty much keep it in the saw to use on everything.

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Charles Seiler: I decided to put this 9" ripping blade with 22 teeth, on my Dewalt radial arm saw. So far, I can't see a need to purchase any other blade. The reduced motor drag, and the decreased sawdust from the larger teeth, are reason enough to use a ripping blade.

I got the idea from "BigMikeTuna." He said in his famous radial arm saw video, showing his 1978 Craftsman radial arm saw, that he only uses this Freud 10" thin kerf "ripping blade" for all his fine furniture building, including precision crosscuts on critical hardwoods in furniture--he says he never uses any other blade, and doesn't own a table saw due to table saws being the most dangerous tool ever made. He goes into detail about why they are so dangerous in his radial arm saw video.

If you have a table saw, just throw it away; there are 7.... horrific accidents per day on table saws in the USA--go and read the statistics and stories before you use it again. That is 7 "horrific" stories every single day, not including the hundreds of minor accidents each day on the table saw, in the United States alone... I don't like to use negative words that create negative thoughts, so I'm being vague on purpose. But please look...

United States on Sep 29, 2023

wrinkled cheese: Works as expected. The text description is accurate regarding the teeth. Both the Freud website and Amazon have conflicting information regarding tooth grind. It is alternate tooth bevel (ATB) and not flat ground.

Canada on Sep 25, 2023

Lucio Segalla: Eu ainda usava o disco que veio junto com a serra e estava com bastante dificuldade em alguns cortes além de queimar demais a madeira. Então resolvi investir nesse disco e valeu cada centavo. A diferença no corte é monstruosa. Corta fácil até madeiras mais duras. O corte é fino, menos perdas e o melhor, sem queimado. Esse disco é incrível, parece que estou usando outra máquina com ele.

Brazil on Sep 19, 2023

Beppe: Rip through hard and soft wood with ease. More expensive than other, but well wort it.

Canada on Sep 04, 2023

donald harrier: The blade I received did not look like the one pictured. The new blade is more aggressive than the one pictured. Rips hardwood like butter, you feel little resistance while pushing your wood through the blade. No problem with burning the hardwood. Leaves a very smooth cut, little or no sanding necessary.

United States on Sep 03, 2023

TBOttawa: Cut lines are excellent. Cut 2" hard maple boards with no problem using Bosch portable table saw without any problem at all. Other blades stall cutting this material. Will be buying other versions of Freud blades.

Canada on Sep 02, 2023

Chen Chen: first time owning a Freud saw blade. and I'm genuinely delighted by its performance. It seems to increase the cutting prowess of my table saw. In retrospect, I do regret not purchasing it sooner.

Australia on Aug 25, 2023