Freud LU73M012 12" Cabinetmaker'S Crosscut Blade

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About Freud LU73M012 12" Cabinetmaker'S Crosscut Blade

The 12-inch Freud LU73M012 Cabinetmaker's Crosscutting Saw Blade is designed to meet the high-volume, high-performance needs of industrial cabinetmakers. Featuring a tough steel body with laser-cut, anti-vibration slots plus 72 teeth in an alternating-top-bevel configuration that's ideal for crosscutting, this blade delivers both precision and durability. It also offers the strength and sharpness of TiCo high-density carbide tips and Freud's antifriction, antibuildup Silver I.C.E. coating.A Heavy-Duty, Crosscutting Blade for Industrial CabinetmakersThis blade's alternating-top-bevel (ATB) configuration features teeth that face both left and right, and it delivers a 10-degree hook angle--a setup that's ideal for the high-volume crosscutting work that takes place in the professional cabinetmaker's shop.It's designed for optimal performance when crosscutting hard and soft woods, or plywood, and for use with materials that range from 1/2 to 2-3/4 inches thick--the materials a cabinetmaker uses most often. The blade can handle ripping wood or working with chipboard and laminate, and it can tackle thinner or thicker materials. However, some loss of surface finish may occur when it is used outside its ideal range. It has a 1-inch arbor and produces a 0.126 kerf.Well-Balanced, Anti-Vibration DesignThis Freud blade is precision balanced and pretensioned for truer cuts under heavy loads. It also features laser-cut, anti-vibration slots that reduce chatter for a cleaner finish, longer blade life, and reduced noise while you work. And because the entire blade is laser cut from high-strength steel, you can trust that it will stay stable, flat, and true, even after prolonged use.High-Density Carbide for Maximum Cutting PerformanceThis crosscutting saw blade's 72 teeth are finished with tips made from Freud's application-specific TiCo high-density carbide "crosscut blend." Formulated to help the blade maintain a sharp cuttin