Freud TKR303 7-1/4-Inch 40 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Teflon Coated Finishing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor

List Price: $26.42

Features:

• An ideal blade for ripping and crosscutting stock for siding and finish cuts, and for construction grade plywoods
• Expansion slots cut vibration
• Perma-Shield non-stick coating prevents heat build-up, gumming, and corrosion
• MicroGrain carbide tips
• Limited lifetime warranty

Customer Reviews:

Outstanding! [Posted on 2006-04-20]
I mounted this blade in my Milwaukee tilt-lok circular saw and have used it with great success make a lot of splinter free cuts in sheet stock. I often find that the cuts are as good as I get with a top of the line hybrid table saw. I am most impressed with the results I get cutting oak veneered plywood and MDO. I have not experienced one bit of kick back so I don't know what the problem was with that other reviewer. The blade does indicate that it will not perform as well on rip cuts so I avoid those and use it exclusively for cross-cutting panels and breaking down sheet goods into manageable pieces.

I highly recommend this blade for finish work and fine woodworking applications.

Great for hardboard! [Posted on 2006-09-15]
Just installed the blade on my left hand Milwaukee Tilt Lok saw and experienced extremely clean cuts and very little dust on a lot of tempered hardboard. As another reviewer stated had I put this blade on in the arrow direction it would have been backwards but with the normal inside facing out it works very well. And considering the low cost for such a quality blade, I might just keep it on the saw continually. I am very happy and my new mitre saw station looks great! 5 stars for sure.

Great for cutting plywood [Posted on 2006-11-26]
I picked this up to cut hardwood plywood down to a more managable size. It works greate - no splintering at all on the "good" side, even with oak plywoods.

clean finished edge on pine [Posted on 2007-02-19]
Used this on white pine for a shelving unit, when used as directed (saw blade depth was "just lower" than thickness of wood) gave a clean edge top and bottom.

Freud 7 1/4" Saw Blade~ 5 STAR PRODUCT [Posted on 2007-07-30]
Mounted This Blade On My Portable Skil Saw. This Is One Excellent Saw Blade. I Have A 10" Freud Diablo Mounted On My Table Saw And I Have To Admit The 7 1/4" Almost Cuts Better Then The 10" Blade.
I Built A Set Of Tower Speakers For My Stereo System Out Of 3/4" MDF. The Length Of The Speakers Was Too Long For My Table Saw To Handle At 36"! I Placed The Sides Together, Lined Up A Straight Edge And Clamped The Whole Thing Down To My Work Mate Bench. Making A Final Check On Measurements And Alignments, I Then Let This Blade Go To Work And Did It Cut. Cuts Were Very Smooth And Fast. I Won't Have To Do Much Sanding On The Edges Either, Very Little Marks Left From The Blade. Not To Mention The Sides Were Perfect. No Alignment Problems, Putting Cabinets Together!
This Is The Best Blade I Have Ever Used On A Portable Saw. The Individual With The Kick Back Problems From An Earlier Post, Must Of Had A Bad Blade Or Something. I Experienced No Kick Back Or Even The Faintest Hint Of One.
Purchased This Blade From Amazon. Reasonable Price And Faster Then Speed Of Light Shipment. Thanks Amazon!!!

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