Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Anyone know the difference between the Freud D1040X and the D1040A blades. Thanks!
Document: Very happy with this purchase. I have the Forrest WWII and have been very happy with it, but I think I am now a Freud user going forward. My WWII had started to dull and while I shipped it off to be sharpened, I decided to spring for the D1040X. I had read several reviews on the Diablo series of blades and thought it sounded like it was worth a shot for $30.I was very happy with the decision.
I received this saw blade in record time, and use these blades on my table saw , and miter saw all the time and consider them a good product, I will recemend this seller to a friend or anyone needing a good saw blade
I'm a professional woodworker, and Freud blades are the best I've used! Have tried others, but I've gone back to Freud.
I use lots of Freud blades and all are great. I have never tried the Diablo line before but so far, for general ripping it is great.
This blade cuts true and clean. It ran through 8/4 red oak like it was butter. I will buy more Freud blades for my table saw.
With (no wobble) and 40 teeth the (general purpose) gives a surprisingly smooth cut and yet rips well too. If Freud is making all their blades to this standard of excellence they are doing everything right in my book, and at the right price.
Good blade for the price. Used in a 10" Rigid contractor's table saw, produces smooth rips and crosscuts in poplar, pine, MDF, and red oak with minimal tear out. Definitely cleaner than OEM Rigid blade, closs to Freud/Rigid topline blades if you don't force the cut and take your time. Would definitely buy again.
Cuts perfect and last for an extremely long time. We use Freud exclusively in our shop. Best blades on the market. Only thing I would change would be to make them without the red paint. It sometimes transfers to the material that is being cut and has to be sanded off. On the other hand, the red blades look cool. This 40 tooth cuts better than other brands with 90+ tooth blades. Excellent!! !
I would consider this more expensive than the typical saw blade, but I'll definitely buy another. What a difference between this and my Craftsman blade!
I like the super thin Kerf, good for my 2HP saw & saves wood too.I was concerned about the difference in result between the 40T and 24T version, but this blade is solid. Avoid the D1024X like the plague.This blade replaced an Avanti 40T ATB blade which was doing a fine job, just dull & old, time for a change.
Answer: yes