Freud P410: 10" Next Generation Premier Fusion General Purpose Blade

I wanted a full kerf blade as I have a 3 HP cabinet saw. Based on reviews, I bought this blade and I am not diasappointed. It cuts very smoothly with minimal tear out on the back side (plywood). Highly recommend. A bit expensive but worth every dollar.

Me encantó. Se ve y se siente la calidad. Corta como mantequilla los materiales. Sin duda lo volvería a comprar una y otra vez.

This is not a dedicated crosscut blade, but new, it gives incredible crosscuts. Better than it should be able to. I tried Cherry, Oak, and Pine, pretty easy to crosscut, and it did fine. I then tried various plywood products, some with very delicate veneers. All cuts unsupported as the blade exited to see what it could do. No scoring, pre-cutting a kerf, taping, or any other method to minimize tear-out. The lack of tear-out was amazing. Much better than my previous 50 tooth combo blade. I think the high ATB is the difference. (And due to the high ATB, you better be careful handling this blade, especially when new. It bites.As far a ripping goes, it is good enough to not get past my laziness on most rips. I have a 24 toot ripping blade, but almost never need to use it for sub 1.5inch thick rips.This may be obvious, but this is not a contender for hogging out dados, etc. The bottom of the cut will be extremely uneven due to the Hi-ATB.My first blade arrive with a broken tooth. It has obviously been dropped before shipping. Freud could use better packaging with more crush zones. Of course, that might cost more than just replacing damaged blades. Whatever, I did not ding anyone, since Amazon replaced the blade immediately. Point being, inspect the packaging and the teeth when you get receive the blade. Carbide is very brittle and does not handle drops well. I would replace any blade that had been dropped, even if not showing a broken tooth. Picking carbide out of my face is not something I want to do.

Great blade for ripping hardwoods. I bought this as an upgrade for the stock blade on a Bosch 4100 and have been very impressed with the quality of cuts. Mainly used it for ripping hardwood flooring and ripping plywood and MDF both of which it does perfectly. Cuts like butter and the surface is practically perfect, barely needs to be sanded if at all. It’s not the cheapest blade out there but if it has a decent lifespan it is well worth the extra money!

Comparable to a Woodworker II or any other high end cabinet saw blade. Thicker rips on my 1.75hp contractor saw bog down a little with the 40t, but for anything short of 50mm/2" rips in hardwood, this blade leaves a fantastic glassy finish.