is perhaps the best blade for finish work around. It gives remarkably clean chip-free results every time.A Clean-cutting Blade for Delicate Work
It provides premium results in finish crosscuts and miters into ultra fine and softer materials. Most cuts require no sanding afterward. This is the ideal blade for fine cabinetmakers and trim carpenters alike. It is used for oak, pine, melamine, veneer plywood and delicate molding.
Smoothest, Quietest Cuts
The D1080X's laser cut design allows for supreme performance. With a .98-inch kerf between its 80 hi-Alernate Top Bevel teeth you will experience bettr handling and easy feeding increasing accuracy and efficiency. You will be done faster and work less with this blade.
You'll also love the blade's built-in stabilizer vents for more control. These will reduce friction and warping, saving your blade and your pocketbook.
Shock Resistant Carbide for Longer LifeThis blade is built for durability over the long haul. The high density teeth are coated with Freud's exclusive shock resistant TiCo Hi-Density Carbide formula. This allows the blade to resist tough wear and tear. Your D1080X will remain sharp four times longer than standard carbide. Also protecting the blade is the Perma-Shield Non-Stick Coating providing resistance to heat and corrosion.
Check out what other users are saying about this blade:
The first time I used this blade, I couldn't believe the outcome. Every time since then it still amazes me. Glass smooth finishes.. So smooth, that on several occasions, I had to scuff up the surface to provide the glue something to grab onto - it's almost TOO SMOOTH! Don't use for ripping, it strains the machine and can burn your stock. By Ben Muchler
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