Freud 6-1/2" x 40" D0641X Multi-Purpose Finishing Saw Blade for Diablo

J. McGaw: This is my second blade of this type. I could have had the original sharpened since the tips are still in good shape even after heavy usage but the sharpening shop nearest home has closed up and I need to find somebody new to handle my blades. I've cut all manner of things with this "finish" blade and it has handled everything in my old DeWalt 18V saw.

United States on Jul 12, 2023

courtney ferguson: The cuts are so clean you barely need a sander! Will buy again and again!

United States on May 18, 2023

Terry L Becker: All of my cutting tools at home and work have Diablo blades.

United States on May 13, 2023

Roger Foster: I would not really call it a finishing blade but semi-finishing, but it has been the perfect blade for light framing & cutting plywood & construction board with my little rechargeable saw.

I have had no issues with it bogging down under load or burning wood as with bargain blades

so I find this to be a good combination blade for most common wood

nice clean cuts on both 5/8 plywood & spruce 2x4 lumber

Update: I have used this blade all summer now for multiple building projects from framing & sheeting to flooring on my cottage & it is still very sharp, I just bought another to have in the tool box for when this one does get dull.
I have also used the diablo jigsaw blades & get perfect cuts time after time & great durability.

with the amount of work done this summer I would have gone through 2 to 3 economy blades & the diablo is still going strong making perfect cuts.

Canada on Feb 22, 2023

AllTold: It's intended for plywood and does a pretty good job. I just finished cutting a bunch of 1/4 inch that had a very splintery veneer. The construction/contractor blade would just blow this stuff, switch over to this Diablo D0641X worked out great... very minor fraying and splintering.

United States on Jan 16, 2023

B. Ingels: Was building kitchen cabinets and not happy with the cut I was getting on my small Delta miter saw. The 40 teeth is the way to go and for my money you can't beat a Freud blade.

This is a thin kerf blade and because my saw is so old, the hold-down on the saw bottomed out before the blade was held tight enough. A trip to the hardware netted a thin, large diameter rubber washer and that does the trick very nicely!

United States on Dec 23, 2022

Bear: Delivery prompt - looks good.

Canada on Jul 14, 2022

Dion Wierzbicki: Very good product. Cutting like diablo. I would recommend.

Canada on Feb 18, 2022

Tomasz: Oooh she RIP the wood

United Kingdom on Apr 12, 2021

john van oosterhout: not my first blade, being a finish carpenter. just wondering if there is such a thing as a well balanced blade any more?

Canada on Feb 23, 2021