Freud TK406 Avanti 10-Inch 60 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Crosscutting and Laminate Saw Blade with...

Freud TK406 Avanti 10-Inch 60 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Crosscutting and Laminate Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor | smokin'

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Freud TK406 Avanti...

	Freud TK406 Avanti 10-Inch 60 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Crosscutting and Laminate Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor Freud Freud average customer review:based on 9 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

10" x 60 Tooth, Alternate Top Bevel, Thin Kerf, Carbide Tipped, Finish Saw Blade.

Freud 10" Finishing Saw Blade

I specified Freud 10" Finishing Blade due to their quality of product and it was not made in Communist China.

I always "Buy American" or it's allies.

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I do light woodworking to keep up a commercial pottery craft fair booth. Shelves, boxes, cases, like that. Reading reviews of vastly more competent wood crafters that myself on this site compelled me to try this blade and replace the 50 T sidekick OE on the DELTA Tablesaw. WoW. Cutting spruce, cedar, fir stock; thin plywood, doorskins, particleboard, this blade excels.
Really and truly.
I had to wait awhile for the order/ backorder to clear, but worth it.

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Freud TK406 10" Blades

I bought these two blades not knowing anything about freud blades. Let me tell you, that these blades turn and cut very true and are very quiet. I went with the 60 tooth for smooth cuts and that's what they do. The smoothest cuts I've seen in a long time (no Frey on the edges). I would buy these blades again in a heartbeat, especially at 34.95 ea.

Freud TK406 Avanti 10-Inch 60 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf ...

I just wish I would have found these blades about 20 years ago when I always had to find someone to sharpen my old blades.
These blades cut like a hot knive through butter.
And they are quite.
Also chrome, what more could you ask for.

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Good but....

The TK406 is a good crosscut blade capable of clean cuts. It's well made, and in typical Freud fashion, it's a good value as well, but I think their own LU88 is a better blade and better value at only $10 more. It makes cleaner cuts and doesn't dull quite as fast as my TK406 did. The teeth on the LU88 are larger, harder, sharper, and hold an edge longer. So, while the TK406 is fine, it's simply a matter of the LU88 having more advantages. Wish I'd known about the LU88 before I bought the TK406....too soon old, too late smart!

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