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Freud LU87R012 12 Inch 30 Tooth Thin Kerf Rip Saw Blade 1 Inch Arbor Perma-SHIELD Coating Glue Line Ripping

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Freud LU87R012 12 Inch 30 Tooth Thin Kerf Rip Saw Blade 1 Inch Arbor Perma-SHIELD Coating Glue Line RippingMaximize Power and Efficiency with Precision Ripping Breathe new life into your underpowered table saw or radial arm saw with the Freud LU87R012 12 Inch Thin Kerf Rip Blade. Specifically engineered to reduce the strain on your machine, the thin kerf design removes less material than standard blades, requiring significantly less horsepower to drive through dense stock. This efficiency, combined with Freud's friction reducing Perma SHIELD coating,

Maximize Power and Efficiency with Precision Ripping

Breathe new life into your underpowered table saw or radial arm saw with the Freud LU87R012 12-Inch Thin Kerf Rip Blade. Specifically engineered to reduce the strain on your machine, the thin kerf design removes less material than standard blades, requiring significantly less horsepower to drive through dense stock. This efficiency, combined with Freud's friction-reducing Perma-SHIELD™ coating, allows the blade to pull one-third less on the saw. The result is a dramatic boost in effective cutting power—over 33%—allowing you to rip through hardwoods and softwoods with a faster feed rate and less waste.

Built for heavy-duty performance, this blade features Freud’s proprietary TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide Ripping Blend, ensuring the teeth stay razor-sharp even after prolonged use in thick stock ranging from 3/4" to 2-3/4". The aggressive 20-degree positive hook angle and Flat Top Grind (FTG) tooth geometry work in tandem to deliver fast, effortless cuts that are square and true. Whether you are processing rough lumber or sizing panels, the LU87R012 offers the durability and precision needed for a glue-line ready edge straight off the saw.

Key Features

  • Thin Kerf Geometry: Reduces drag and material waste, making it ideal for saws with less horsepower (under 3 HP).
  • TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide: Specialized ripping blend carbide maximizes edge retention and cutting life.
  • Perma-SHIELD™ Coating: Non-stick aluminum alloy coating prevents heat buildup, gumming, corrosion, and reduces friction.
  • Positive Hook Angle (20°): Aggressive angle allows for fast cutting speeds and easy feeding through thick material.
  • Flat Top Grind (FTG): Square tooth design creates a flat-bottomed cut, excellent for efficient chip removal and joinery.
  • Versatile Capacity: Optimized for ripping heavy-duty stock with a thickness between 3/4" and 2-3/4".

What's Included

(1) 12-Inch x 30-Tooth Thin Kerf Rip Saw Blade

Specifications

Blade Diameter 12 Inches
Arbor Size 1 Inch
Number of Teeth 30
Tooth Grind Flat (Flat Top Grind)
Kerf Thickness 0.094 Inches
Plate Thickness 0.071 Inches
Hook Angle 20 Degrees
Min. Depth of Cut 3/4 Inch
Max. Depth of Cut 2-3/4 Inches
Application Heavy-Duty Ripping
Model Number LU87R012

Pro-Tip: Because this blade features a Flat Top Grind (FTG), it leaves a perfectly flat bottom in the kerf. This makes it an excellent "secret weapon" for cutting splines, tenons, or grooves for joinery without needing to set up a dado stack for single-pass cuts.

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