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Question: Does it cut a 1/8 wide kerf?
Document: I've worked with a wide range of blades from thin kerf blades to Craftsman blades and others over the years, but the Freud Diablo ATB Combination Saw Blade is a welcome addition to the shop.It rips cleanly with pine, hickory and oak, and does a nice job crosscutting as well.I was skeptical of the laser cut anti-vibration lines in the blade, but all I can say is I am a Freud convert now.This is my second Freud blade.
Every review on the internet said this was an absolutely awesome blade and they were right! My table saw is a little underpowered so the thin kerf helps a lot, especially when ripping 2 1/4" maple. Keep in mind, the blade itself will produce a silky smooth cut, but if your table saw motor or arbor have play in them there will be kerf marks. Also, make sure your ripping fence is square with the blade!!
This blade was my first move into thin kerf, modern blade technology. What a thrill! This blade, as the old expression goes, cuts like a hot knife through butter. My 1 3/4 HP table saw appears to have developed new vitality just because of the excellence of this blade. I am sold on the value of better quality blades and would certainly recommend this blade as being a member of that class. Money well spent.
This is the second one I bought. The first one got a taste of a nail embedded in wood so it was time for a new blade. It cuts smooth both in cross and ripping. The thickest material I ripped was 3 1/8" on a 1.5HP table saw and the results were great. If done correctly, most of the rip cuts are glue ready.
Glad the description on the title is wrong. There is a rake tooth every 5th tooth to create a pretty flat cut. 4 stars because it isn't perfectly flat. Great fast clean cuts otherwise. The thin kerf is pretty standard (blade that came with the saw has the same kerf).
I bought this blade to use with my 10" contractor saw. I am a active woodworker and need good sharp,clean cutting blades. This blade is a good buy for the money but does seem to burn oak just a little and the blade is thin enough to deflect during a tough cut. I also have a 50 tooth Freud that is not thin kerf like this blade...
The saw (1.5 h.p. Powermatic #63) ran and cut more smoothly from the time I installed this blade.
This saw blade is the worst I've ever seen about grabbing the stock and flinging it back at the user. It does rip cuts fairly well, but a cross grain cut using a miter gage turns it into a high speed projectile launcher. I assume the thin kerf design allows the unsupported end of the stock to rub on the body of the blade, turn, and get caught in the grooves between the teeth groups. It goes on a peg to be used for rip cuts only.
I've used these blades 4 times now. Great cut! The sizing chart says that the two main blades give a 1/4 inch cut. Not true. I had to add 3 shims (included in the package) to get to that width.Good value for the price.
I can't say enough about this blade. I bought this blade mainly for cross cutting hardwoods on my sliding miter saw. I had an 80 tooth blade before and would only burn hardwoods on cross cuts. This blade glides through cuts with ease and even leaves a very good finish on the cut. I've also noticed that when bringing the blade down for face cuts on a wide board that the saw doesn't bog down at all.
Answer: yes