General Purpose Blades

Freud® LU82 Industrial Heavy Duty Multi-Purpose Blades

Freud® LU72 Industrial General Purpose Blades

Freud® LU86 Industrial Thin Kerf General Purpose Blades

Freud® LU71 Industrial Production General Purpose Blades

Freud® LU84 Industrial Combination Blades

Freud® LU83 Industrial Thin Kerf Combination Blades

FS Tool L03 General Purpose ATB Saw Blades

FS Tool L03TK Thin Kerf ATB Saw Blades

FS Tool L09 General Purpose ATB Saw Blades

FS Tool L19 General Purpose TCG Saw Blades

FS Tool L55 Combination Saw Blades

FS Tool L04 General Purpose ATB Saw Blades

FS Tool L23 General Purpose TCG Saw Blades

This multi-purpose blade will cut stacks of manmade wood products as well as hardwood and softwood up to 2-3/4" thick. The blade’s deep gullets and TCG rip and crosscut through hardwoods and softwoods with ease. Although the ideal working range is 1/2" to 2-3/4" thick, thinner or thicker materials may be cut, resulting in some loss of surface finish.

This heavy-duty blade is good for crosscutting thick hardwoods and softwoods and thinner stock materials. The ideal working range is from 3/4" to 3-1/2" thick for crosscutting, and 1/4" to 1" thick for ripping. Thinner or thicker material may be cut, but some loss of surface finish may occur.

This heavy-duty thin kerf blade is good for crosscutting thick hardwoods and softwoods and thinner stock materials. The ideal working range is from 3/4" to 3-1/2" thick for crosscutting, and 1/4" to 1" thick for ripping. Thinner or thicker material may be cut, but some loss of surface finish may occur.

This highly aggressive general purpose blade is ideal for a production environment. With its low number of teeth and steep hook angle, this blade can operate at high feed rates. These features also make it the blade of choice when crosscutting extremely thick stock. Use it with dimension stock where speed is more important than surface quality. The ideal working range is from 1/4" to 1-1/4" thick for ripping and 1-1/2" to 3-1/2" thick for crosscutting. Thicker or thinner material may be cut, but some loss of surface finish may occur.

In many woodworking shops, one saw must serve multiple purposes. It must rip a piece of 4/4 oak and also crosscut a sheet of 3/4" plywood. The groups of five teeth include one flat tooth for ripping, followed by four alternate top bevel teeth for crosscutting and a large gullet for effective chip clearance. This blade also features laser cut anti-vibration slots, practically eliminating the vibration that resonates in standard blades. With this ultimate combination blade, there is no need for stabilizers.

The ultimate combination blade is now available in a thin kerf design with Freud's LU83R. The groups of five teeth include one flat tooth for ripping, followed by four alternate top bevel teeth for crosscutting and a large gullet for effective chip clearance. This blade also features laser cut anti-vibration slots, practically eliminating the vibration that resonates in standard blades. With this combination blade, there is no need for stabilizers.