Diablo Ultimate Polished Finish Saw Blade for Wood - 10" Diameter, 90 ASFG Teeth, 5/8" Arbor, .087" Kerf, 10° Hook Angle, .063" Plate, 6000 Max RPM - D1090X

I bought this for my gunsmithing shop for modifying gun stock lengths for length of pull, particularly on hardwood and laminate stocks. Cuts are clean, accurate and precise. The specs say it cuts clean to the equivalent to 220 sandpaper and have found this to be accurate. I am using this blade on a 10" saw and this blade with the 90 teeth is the equivalent to a 12" saw with 100 teeth. Going as much above 80 teeth is imperative with this kind of work and becasue this is equivalent to a 100 tooth blade but in a 10" saw package, it does a great job. Very pleased with this blade for the custom work I do. Very professional finish cuts. As always with this kind of finish work, go slow and steady and you wo't likely be dissappointed.

Bang for the buck this 90 tooth blade is my go to saw blade for hard surface flooring installations. Bamboo, oak, or vinyl with no rip out. I've tried other blades but I always wind up back with this diablo blade, and the price here on amazon is better than the big box stores. I used it to install a 1 inch pine tongue and groove ceiling with great results. When they start ripping out the flooring I used them strickly for cross cuts on lumber and get a few more miles out of them. Overall a great blade for the money.

I just installed this blade on my table saw and I have to say it is SMOOTH! It cut through maple like it was nothing. I did get some burn on the edges, but that is due to my lack of experience, not the blade. When I kept the wood straight, the edges looked like they came out of jointer! Addendum: I still really like this blade, but I accidentally destroyed it. I broke off some of the carbide teeth. Long story . . . I can't blame Freud for this, as carbide teeth are brittle, and if you drop a blade you are likely to break them. I wound up replacing it with the 50 tooth combination blade from Diablo. In the end, I decided that 90 teeth was too much drag for using as a rip blade. I would still stand by this blade as a cross cut blade, and I will probably buy another one for use in my miter saw. The edges really did come out smooth, but it is really not intended to be a rip blade, and I was using it improperly for that. I was trying the blade as a combination blade because of a number of online reviews saying that they used it similarly. But, I can say that is probably a mistake. Another cause of the burn I was getting may be the kerf of this blade. It's REALLY thin. 0.087 inches. That's thinner than the 0.094 in my splitter was rated for. So, the wood is basically being forced into the fence by the splitter and could be causing some hang up. Again, inexperience on my part.

I don’t usually write reviews but I have to recommend this blade. The cut quality is unbelievable and well worth the price. I’m not typically one to be ‘brand loyal’ but if I’m buying something to cut, route, or sand wood then Freud gets my money. You just can’t get better cut quality for the money. Before I used it I was skeptical about the advertised “polished” cut finish. However, after making a few cuts it was obvious that this blade is the real deal and a major upgrade from what I had thought was a very good Bosch 60 tooth miter saw blade. This will be a huge time saver when it comes to cabinet stiles and other applications where the end grain is left exposed since no sanding is required. Observed tear out was reduced to the point of being nearly nonexistent. If you’re looking for better crosscut quality just buy it, you’ll be glad you did.

I wanted to upgrade the mediocre blade my DeWalt 10" table saw came with, so I turned to Freud and wasn't disappointed. This blade creates some of the smoothest cuts I've ever seen - the cuts come out completely smooth and square, looking as though the piece had been fed through a jointer more than a saw, especially with hardwoods like oak and walnut. Only issue is that I find I need to watch the speed I send long rips through the saw - sometimes there will be a bit of smoke and burn marks on the piece, which I guess is to be expected from a 90 tooth blade. Can't imagine a better blade - it's one of the few simple things I've done in my workshop that's given me obviously better results without dramatic cost or changes to the way I work. Absolutely recommended!

This thing cuts through 5/4 white oak like it's not even there; knots, burl, cross grain, and all. I installed it on my Skilsaw table saw which came with an extremely rough cutting 20 (or so) tooth blade; maybe less. Obviously that thing's got to GO. So this blade cut without chatter, without burn marks, without tooth marks, 90 degrees, and straight. Went straight to glueup, no sanding or planing needed. I will surely be cutting all the tenons I can with it. I see no reason to ever change this blade short of it wearing out.

Great blade, cuts smooth even when I'm doing something stupid like grabbing a crooked board and getting it jammed between the blade and my table saw table until the finish on the blade starts boiling off in a huge cloud. Fun times. My only complaint is that it's one of the best finish blades Freud sells, and at a reasonable price, but it doesn't leave a flat cut which is often needed for finish work. It only has left and right offset chisel teeth, and no flat teeth for cleaning the bottom of the cut. If you're using it to clean out small dados you have to go behind it with a chisel to get a flat surface for fitting and gluing.

I've now cut hundreds of pieces of wood and this blade is not holding up perfectly (no dulling), but it continues to make nice clean cuts and leaves a really smooth edge with almost no chipping (plywood will sometimes chip). The best part is I don't even need to sand the cut edges.

La mejor marca, suficientes dientes para cortes finos de aglomerados y plywood. Súper recomendada

Nice cut and thin kerf

I love this blade for the trim carpentry that I am doing

Buena calidad cortes limpios en melamina

J’ai acheté cette lame de scie plusieurs fois et je peux vous dire qu’elle est vraiment la meilleur pour la coupe de finition . J’ai essayé plusieurs sortes de lames de finition et celle ci les surpasses toutes .