Freud D104040VP 10 in 40T Circular Saw Blade 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD D104040VP is a value pack of five 10-inch, 40-tooth general purpose circular saw blades designed for cutting a wide range of wood materials including oak, pine, plywood, pressure treated lumber, and beams. Each blade features Tico Hi-Density Carbide tips engineered to handle both rip cuts and crosscuts without requiring a blade swap between tasks. The Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating reduces heat buildup, gumming, and corrosion, extending blade service life. This pack is suited for professional carpenters, framers, and finish trades who run high blade volumes across job sites.

These blades are designed for use in table saws and miter saws including both sliding and chop-style configurations. The 40-tooth geometry balances material removal rate with cut quality, making the blades practical for dimensional lumber framing, sheet goods processing, and general woodworking tasks. Because a single blade handles ripping and crosscutting, trades working in multi-task environments benefit from reduced downtime spent changing tooling. The five-pack format supports job-site stocking or shop inventory management for crews with consistent blade consumption.

Key Features

• 40-tooth general purpose grind handles both rip cuts and crosscuts in solid wood and plywood
• Tico Hi-Density Carbide tips designed to increase cutting performance and edge retention
• Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating protects against heat, gumming, and corrosion
• Compatible with sliding miter saws, chop-style miter saws, and table saws
• Value pack of 5 blades reduces per-blade cost for high-volume users
• Leaves a smooth finish suitable for finish carpentry and rough framing alike

Compatibility

Designed for use with 10-inch table saws and 10-inch miter saws, including sliding and chop-style configurations that accept a standard 10-inch circular saw blade.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes should be performed by a qualified tradesperson with the saw unplugged or the power source locked out before any blade contact. Follow the saw manufacturer's arbor size and blade guard requirements when mounting the blade. Always confirm blade rotation direction matches the arrow marked on the blade plate before operating. Refer to applicable OSHA and tool manufacturer safety guidelines for blade change procedures.