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Freud General Purpose Thin Saw Blade - Carbide - 10-in Dia - 40 Tooth
Article #0696008
Item #000173547
Model #TK306
Format 10"X40TH
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Description
Finish a range of carpentry projects with this Freud circular saw. With carbide-tipped teeth, this saw maintains a long-lasting edge. This anti-kickback saw blade can be used on various woods, including plywood. Thin kerf blade ensures lower power consumption. One 10 in 40-tooth circular saw blade comes per package.
Product specifications
Diameter
10"
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Common Freud Problem?
Brand new woodworker here, so take my comments with a grain of salt.
I got this blade almost completely onto my table saw when it got stuck about a 1/4 inch from being flush. Wouldn't come off, wouldn't go on. I tried prying and using a rubber mallet to try to get it off; didn't want to damage the blade or my saw. Finally, after ten minutes of trying various methods to get it off, I simply set to wiggling it back. After a minute (60. Seconds. Of Wiggling), I finally got it off. In my initial online research, Freud stood out as a good quality blade; it wasn't until I looked up "freud blade stuck on arbor" that I discovered that this is a common problem.
Now I'm all for tight tolerances in machined parts, but I think Freud is a bit too precise. I could probably try to smooth out the arbor a bit more or ream the chrome out of the inside in hopes that it works... but do I want to bother with all that crap, then try to keep the blade perfectly aligned at 90 degrees every time I take it on/off? I don't think so. I will be returning this blade later this week and trying another brand.
Date published: 2021-01-24