Freud glue line rip blade

[Keye]

A few months ago I bought this blade and said in a post I was not real sure about it. I said I would follow up after using it until I was sure about its performance.

The more I have used the blade the better it has performed. Or could it be I have become more proficient in using the blade, ya reckon.

I think the blade is everything it is billed to be and I would certainly buy it again.

 

[toolferone]

Thanks for your thoughts. I am glad you like it.

 

[Bigdog72]

I am glad you like it also. I like mine.

 

[junquecol]

A while back, I had to rip a bunch of 1/4 X3/4 maple strips for the fronts of some cubbies I was building. I bought the Freud Glue Line Rip blade for this job. I also tried my WWII, a Freud LU 84-R blade, and a couple of other blades. Surprisingly, the LU 84-R delivered the best over all cut. The cut from the Glue Line was good, but the LU 84-R did a better job over all. This is my opinion- you can take it and 55 cents and get a senior coffee at Mickey D's, but be sure and have $0.55.

 

[Shamrock]

I also will agree the Freud Glue line rip performs very well indeed. So well in fact that I actually change out my Woodworker II to use it. Now, does anyone have experience with the Tenryu Gold metal blades?


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