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 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.

Awesome product but the price could be better.

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.

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 bought this for cutting prepressed double sided laminate for cabinet doors. Clean cuts on both sides, couldn't ask for better.

It is exactly what I wanted.

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.

This blade really is pretty amazing. I compared it to my 50 tooth combo blade in cross-cutting hardwood, softwood and plywood... No comparison!!! The resulting finish on the soft and hardwoods looked and felt like it could have been sanded at 220 grit. The plywood cut was terrifically smooth.I would expect that it will last as long as most Diablo blades, which is to say, a reasonably long length of time.NOTE: The kerf of this is much thinner (0.087") than "normal" thin kerf blades (0.125). While that may usually not make much difference, it actually makes a HUGE difference when you are making an edge-grain cutting board!! Across 15 or 20 cuts, it really adds up!

makes a nice clean cut. works well

Cómo era de esperar es un producto de muy buena calidad, cada uno de sus dientes viene muy bien afilado, lo uso en una sierra de mesa de la marca DeWalt y para cortar MDF de 15mm y tablas de pino de 22mm y los corta bien suavecito, no se forza para nada.El grosor del corte apenas supera los 2mm

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

Installed on my miter saw. Perfect, cuts like butter, perfect finish on edges. Let see how long it will last, but after thousand (probably less :) ) cuts, no problem.

Me gusta que no astilla la melamina, lo que con discos de otras marcas si ocurre, al final del corte transversal en mi sierra radial (corte de 30 cm aproximadamente) "quema" un poco la madera o el aglomerado, pero seguramente es por un mal ajuste en mi sierra, lo revisaré. Lo volvería a comprar.