A shaped abrasive particle comprising: a three-pointed star body defining a midpoint, the three-pointed star body comprising a first arm having a first tip defining a first tip angle, a second arm having a second tip defining a second tip angle, a third arm having a third tip defining a third tip angle, the first arm, second arm and third arm extending from a central portion, wherein the body comprises a base surface, an upper surface, a first side surface, a second side surface, and a third side surface, the first side surface extending between the first arm and the third arm and between the base surface and the upper surface, the first side surface defining a midpoint, the second side surface extending between the first arm and the second arm and between the base surface and the upper surface, the second side surface defining a midpoint, the third side surface, extending between the second arm and the third arm and between the base surface and the upper surface, the third side surface defining a midpoint, wherein the central portion is defined as a region between the midpoints,, and of the first side surface, second side surface, and third side surface, respectively, wherein the body has a length measured as the longest dimension along a side of the particle, a width (w) measured as the longest dimension of the particle between the midpoint of the third side through the midpoint of the body to the first tip of the first arm, and a height (h) extending in a direction perpendicular to the upper surface of the body defining the third side surface between the upper surface and the base surface, wherein the first arm, second arm and third arm define a total angle of less than 180 degrees, the total angle being the sum of the first tip angle, second tip angle and the third tip angle; wherein the body comprises a curling factor (ht/hi) of not greater than 10, wherein the curling factor is defined as a ratio between the greatest height of the body at one tip (6506, 6507, 6508) of an arm (ht) as compared to a smallest dimension of height of the body within the central portion (hi). a three-pointed star body defining a midpoint, the three-pointed star body comprising a first arm having a first tip defining a first tip angle, a second arm having a second tip defining a second tip angle, a third arm having a third tip defining a third tip angle, the first arm, second arm and third arm extending from a central portion, wherein the body comprises a base surface, an upper surface, a first side surface, a second side surface, and a third side surface, the first side surface extending between the first arm and the third arm and between the base surface and the upper surface, the first side surface defining a midpoint, the second side surface extending between the first arm and the second arm and between the base surface and the upper surface, the second side surface defining a midpoint, the third side surface, extending between the second arm and the third arm and between the base surface and the upper surface, the third side surface defining a midpoint, wherein the central portion is defined as a region between the midpoints,, and of the first side surface, second side surface, and third side surface, respectively, wherein the body has a length measured as the longest dimension along a side of the particle, a width (w) measured as the longest dimension of the particle between the midpoint of the third side through the midpoint of the body to the first tip of the first arm, and a height (h) extending in a direction perpendicular to the upper surface of the body defining the third side surface between the upper surface and the base surface, wherein the first arm, second arm and third arm define a total angle of less than 180 degrees, the total angle being the sum of the first tip angle, second tip angle and the third tip angle; wherein the body comprises a curling factor (ht/hi) of not greater than 10, wherein the curling factor is defined as a ratio between the greatest height of the body at one tip (6506, 6507, 6508) of an arm (ht) as compared to a smallest dimension of height of the body within the central portion (hi).