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P410 Premier Fusion Tablesaw Blade Review

The Premier Fusion from Freud combines sharp tooth geometry and a rigid blade plate

By John White

The new Freud Premier Fusion is different from all other carbide sawblades due to the teeth on this sawblade, which are sharp—pointy sharp—the way that steel-tooth sawblades used to be. This blade is several ounces heavier than other blades I have used. The extra weight comes from the blade’s thickness. Combine sharp tooth geometry with a rigid blade plate, and not too surprisingly, you get a sawblade that cuts exceptionally well.This good general-purpose blade is available at a reasonable price, but be careful with it. It bites even when standing still.

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Editor Test Results:

Overall RatingN/A

Manufacturer Specifications:

ManufacturerFreud
Manufacturer's Web Sitewww.freudtools.com
Manufacturer's Phone Number800-334-4107
WeightN/A
Dimensions10 in. dia.
Number of Teeth40

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