Freud Diablo 7-1/4-inch 60-Tooth ATB 5/8-inch Ultra Finish Arbor Circular Saw Blade

This 7-1/4-inch, 60-tooth blade with a 5/8-inch arbor features an innovative ATB tooth geometry, making it the ideal choice for woodworking projects that demand immaculate, chip-free cuts. It's designed with longevity in mind, crafted from premium carbide and featuring laser-cut heat expansion slots that reduce warping and vibration, ensuring consistent, clean cuts over time. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a DIY enthusiast, this blade is your ticket to achieving professional-level results.

The blade features 60 ATB (alternate top bevel) teeth, which are designed to crosscut cleanly and efficiently. The teeth are made with TiCo Carbide Technology, which is a high-performance carbide that provides longer cutting life and sharper cuts.

The blade also features Freud's Perma-Shield coating, which protects the blade from heat and corrosion, reduces friction and pitch buildup, and makes it easier to clean.

Key Features

• 60 ATB teeth for clean, chip-free crosscuts
• TiCo Carbide Technology for longer cutting life and sharper cuts
• Perma-Shield coating for heat and corrosion protection, reduced friction, and easy cleaning
• Laser-cut steel blade body for durability and accuracy
• Anti-vibration technology for smooth, quiet operation

How do I know which circular saw blade to use?

The type of circular saw blade you need will depend on the material you are cutting and the type of cuts you need to make. For crosscutting wood, you will need a different blade than you would for ripping wood.

Here is a general guide to choosing the right circular saw blade:

• Crosscutting: For crosscutting wood, you will need a blade with a high tooth count (60 teeth or more) and an ATB or TCG tooth profile.
• Ripping: For ripping wood, you will need a blade with a lower tooth count (24-36 teeth) and a rip tooth profile.
• General purpose: If you need a blade that can do both crosscutting and ripping, you can choose a general purpose blade with a medium tooth count (36-40 teeth) and an ATB or TCG tooth profile.

How many teeth do I need on my circular saw blade?

The number of teeth on a circular saw blade will affect the quality of the cut and the speed at which the blade cuts. A higher tooth count will produce a cleaner cut, but it will also cut more slowly. A lower tooth count will cut more quickly, but the cut may not be as clean.

Here is a general guide to choosing the right tooth count for your circular saw blade:

• Crosscutting: For crosscutting wood, you will need a blade with a high tooth count (60 teeth or more).
• Ripping: For ripping wood, you will need a blade with a lower tooth count (24-36 teeth).
• General purpose: If you need a blade that can do both crosscutting and ripping, you can choose a general purpose blade with a medium tooth count (36-40 teeth).

Ideal wood cutting

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Produces exceptionally clean, chip-free cuts
• Ideal for fine woodworking projects and professional construction applications
• Long cutting life
• Durable and accurate
• Smooth, quiet operation

Cons:

• More expensive than some other circular saw blades
• May not be the best choice for ripping wood

Conclusion

The Freud Diablo D0760X Ultra Finish Saw Blade is a premium blade that is ideal for fine woodworking projects and professional construction applications. It produces exceptionally clean, chip-free cuts in a variety of materials, including wood, plywood, melamine, and delicate moldings. If you are looking for a high-quality circular saw blade that will last, the Freud Diablo D0760X is a great option.