Features

• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Kickback reducing design
• Tri-metal brazing
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Kickback reducing design
• Tri-metal brazing
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Thin kerf uses less power
• Kickback reducing design
• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades    5. 7.25-inch Blades    6. (1/4)   

Features

• Precision machined for best results
• Enables you to use larger bore blades on your saw
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Saws    4. Circular Saws    5. Circular Saw Attachments   

Features

• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Kickback reducing design
• Tri-metal brazing
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Kickback reducing design
• Tri-metal brazing
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Reviews (2)

Make an old saw into a new one.
I bought this blade for my 25 year old Dewalt miter saw. I had been seriously considering replacing the saw because it was bogging down quite a bit and didnt seem to produce the nice cuts that it use to. I decided to give this blade a try after having great success with a Freud combo blade on my table saw. I'm glad I did. The thin kerf and anti kickback design has transformed my old saw into a new one. It once again produces the nice miters and smooth cuts that it had for years. What a differance a great blade makes. I really love this old saw because it's all steel, the bed is solid and the adjustment is still precise after all these years. Now with this new blade its rejuvenated. The teflon coated blades are touted as being better than the steel, but for the differance in price I don't think an occasional wood worker can beat this blade. I now own four Freud saw blades including the 6" dadoe set and only have the highest praise for all of them. I'm not wasting my money on any other brand, from now on its Freud all the way. I do wish they made bandsaw blades. Amazon, couldnt find anyone who could beat your price or delivery time. Thanks

The only thing cheap is the price
This saw blade is top notch.It does superb cross cut work and is very smooth and powerful.When you remove the blade from the package you know without a doubt that it is top quality.Not only would I recommend this blade for finishing work but for this price you can afford to use it for general use.Top notch keep up the good work Freud.Amazon I looked but found no one who could beat your price. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Thin kerf uses less power
• Kickback reducing design
• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades    5. 7.25-inch Blades    6. (1/4)   

Features

• Laser cut blade bodies and expansion slots
• Kickback reducing design
• Tri-metal brazing
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. Freud    2. (Frued)    3. Blades    4. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Ideal job site blade
• Super thin kerf uses less power
• Kickback reducing design
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Subjects:  1. (Frued)    2. Blades    3. Circular Saw Blades    4. Freud   

Features

• Large gullets for fast ripping and easy chip removal
• Laser cut bodies for accurate cuts
• Freud micrograin carbide for long life
• Anti-vibration vents for stability
• Polished Steel Blade

Reviews (18)

Excellent combo blade!
I've been using the chrome version of this blade on my old (ancient) Jet contractor's saw for about 3 years and couldn't be happier.It leaves a super-smooth, glue-ready surface when ripping soft- or hardwood stock, and equally fine surfaces on crosscuts.My saw is tuned properly, I use a link belt to reduce vibration, and for ripping always use a featherboard just in front of the blade to maintain proper position of the stock.

I showed this blade off at a recent woodworker's gathering of about 30 people, and they were definitely impressed.Can't imagine that it'd be possible to get a much better surface than the LU84 provides.On my humble 1.5HP saw, though, I don't use it for ripping really thick stock.Firmly believe a good 24-tooth ripping blade is the way to go there.

LU84R011 blade
I purchased this blade a few weeks ago and put it on my new Hitachi C10FL table saw. I've always had good experience with Freud products and this blade isn't much of an exception. It is a hefty piece of steel and overall well made. The carbide teeth are THICK which will allow many resharpenings. It is a GOOD blade, but NOT "excellent". For general purpose use that will give acceptable results it certainly lives up to its manufacturer ratings for various types of cuts in different material. A few important points to note, however. There is splintering on the end of a cross cut, I suspect this is mostly due to the flat top grind raker tooth as my "low budget" Lowes bought Freud combo blade with all ATB teeth leaves a cleaner cross cut. The Teflon coating seems to be more of a hindrance than a blessing. It is not perfectly flat in all places, and seems to clog the anti vibration slots in the blade body. Also, the coating has worn off where the arbor washers contact it - I carefully sanded the coating away in this area. The blade does not vibrate at all, and I feel stiffeners aren't necessary though they can't hurt I'm sure. Although I am not sorry I bought this blade, I will be purchasing either a Forrest blade or two separate blades - rip and crosscut in order to get the perfect result for each type of cut. My recommendation would be to go with the LU84M011 blade instead - doesn't have the unhelpful Teflon coating and is ten dollars cheaper.

Really impressed
Just received this blade and mounted it in my Ryobi BT3100.
Using it to cut 3/4 solid oak, 3/4 oak veneer plywood, pine, both cross cut and ripping, it's hard to imagine anything better. Quiet, splinter free. Now I want a couple more for my chop saw and a spare. Everything I've purchased from Freud has been a worthwhile investment. And NO this has not been a paid commercial :-). ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Blades    2. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Returns will not be honored on this Closeout item

Reviews (18)

Excellent combo blade!
I've been using the chrome version of this blade on my old (ancient) Jet contractor's saw for about 3 years and couldn't be happier.It leaves a super-smooth, glue-ready surface when ripping soft- or hardwood stock, and equally fine surfaces on crosscuts.My saw is tuned properly, I use a link belt to reduce vibration, and for ripping always use a featherboard just in front of the blade to maintain proper position of the stock.

I showed this blade off at a recent woodworker's gathering of about 30 people, and they were definitely impressed.Can't imagine that it'd be possible to get a much better surface than the LU84 provides.On my humble 1.5HP saw, though, I don't use it for ripping really thick stock.Firmly believe a good 24-tooth ripping blade is the way to go there.

LU84R011 blade
I purchased this blade a few weeks ago and put it on my new Hitachi C10FL table saw. I've always had good experience with Freud products and this blade isn't much of an exception. It is a hefty piece of steel and overall well made. The carbide teeth are THICK which will allow many resharpenings. It is a GOOD blade, but NOT "excellent". For general purpose use that will give acceptable results it certainly lives up to its manufacturer ratings for various types of cuts in different material. A few important points to note, however. There is splintering on the end of a cross cut, I suspect this is mostly due to the flat top grind raker tooth as my "low budget" Lowes bought Freud combo blade with all ATB teeth leaves a cleaner cross cut. The Teflon coating seems to be more of a hindrance than a blessing. It is not perfectly flat in all places, and seems to clog the anti vibration slots in the blade body. Also, the coating has worn off where the arbor washers contact it - I carefully sanded the coating away in this area. The blade does not vibrate at all, and I feel stiffeners aren't necessary though they can't hurt I'm sure. Although I am not sorry I bought this blade, I will be purchasing either a Forrest blade or two separate blades - rip and crosscut in order to get the perfect result for each type of cut. My recommendation would be to go with the LU84M011 blade instead - doesn't have the unhelpful Teflon coating and is ten dollars cheaper.

Really impressed
Just received this blade and mounted it in my Ryobi BT3100.
Using it to cut 3/4 solid oak, 3/4 oak veneer plywood, pine, both cross cut and ripping, it's hard to imagine anything better. Quiet, splinter free. Now I want a couple more for my chop saw and a spare. Everything I've purchased from Freud has been a worthwhile investment. And NO this has not been a paid commercial :-). ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Blades    2. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Rigid blade body and razor sharp flat top teeth
• Laser cut bodies for accurate cuts
• Freud micrograin carbide for long life
• Anti-vibration vents for stability
• Polished Steel Blade

Subjects:  1. Blades    2. Circular Saw Blades   

Features

• Thick MicroGrain carbide tips
• Laser cut blade body
• Kickback reducing design
• Tri-metal brazing for impact-resistant tips

Reviews (18)

Excellent combo blade!
I've been using the chrome version of this blade on my old (ancient) Jet contractor's saw for about 3 years and couldn't be happier.It leaves a super-smooth, glue-ready surface when ripping soft- or hardwood stock, and equally fine surfaces on crosscuts.My saw is tuned properly, I use a link belt to reduce vibration, and for ripping always use a featherboard just in front of the blade to maintain proper position of the stock.

I showed this blade off at a recent woodworker's gathering of about 30 people, and they were definitely impressed.Can't imagine that it'd be possible to get a much better surface than the LU84 provides.On my humble 1.5HP saw, though, I don't use it for ripping really thick stock.Firmly believe a good 24-tooth ripping blade is the way to go there.

LU84R011 blade
I purchased this blade a few weeks ago and put it on my new Hitachi C10FL table saw. I've always had good experience with Freud products and this blade isn't much of an exception. It is a hefty piece of steel and overall well made. The carbide teeth are THICK which will allow many resharpenings. It is a GOOD blade, but NOT "excellent". For general purpose use that will give acceptable results it certainly lives up to its manufacturer ratings for various types of cuts in different material. A few important points to note, however. There is splintering on the end of a cross cut, I suspect this is mostly due to the flat top grind raker tooth as my "low budget" Lowes bought Freud combo blade with all ATB teeth leaves a cleaner cross cut. The Teflon coating seems to be more of a hindrance than a blessing. It is not perfectly flat in all places, and seems to clog the anti vibration slots in the blade body. Also, the coating has worn off where the arbor washers contact it - I carefully sanded the coating away in this area. The blade does not vibrate at all, and I feel stiffeners aren't necessary though they can't hurt I'm sure. Although I am not sorry I bought this blade, I will be purchasing either a Forrest blade or two separate blades - rip and crosscut in order to get the perfect result for each type of cut. My recommendation would be to go with the LU84M011 blade instead - doesn't have the unhelpful Teflon coating and is ten dollars cheaper.

Really impressed
Just received this blade and mounted it in my Ryobi BT3100.
Using it to cut 3/4 solid oak, 3/4 oak veneer plywood, pine, both cross cut and ripping, it's hard to imagine anything better. Quiet, splinter free. Now I want a couple more for my chop saw and a spare. Everything I've purchased from Freud has been a worthwhile investment. And NO this has not been a paid commercial :-). ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Blades    2. Circular Saw Blades