Freud's 10 inch Medium Stock Aluminum Blade is a precision-engineered, 80-tooth non-ferrous cutting blade built for clean, accurate results when working with aluminum, brass, and copper. Designed for use on miter saws, stationary table saws, and portable table saws, this specialty blade handles medium non-ferrous materials with a maximum wall thickness of 1/4 in. Its Triple Chip Grind (TCG) geometry, negative hook angle, and proprietary TiCo HI-Density Carbide Non-Ferrous Blend work together to deliver a smooth finish and extended service life - making it a reliable choice for fabricators, woodworkers, and contractors who regularly cut non-ferrous metals.

Key Features

• Premium TiCo HI-Density Carbide Non-Ferrous Blend for Maximum Performance - Freud-made TiCo Carbide is specifically designed to cut nonferrous metals, which extends tooth life and reduces the frequency of blade replacements.
• Silver Ice Coating - resists corrosion and pitch build-up, helping the blade stay cleaner longer and maintain consistent cutting performance over time.
• Thin Kerf of.110 in. - allows for a faster feed rate and reduced material waste, meaning more efficient cuts and less stock lost per pass.
• TCG (Triple Chip Grind) grind geometry - optimized for cutting non-ferrous metals like aluminum, brass, and copper, producing clean edges and minimizing burring on medium stock material.
• -5 deg. hook angle - the negative hook angle helps control feed rate and reduces the risk of blade grab, contributing to safer and more controlled cuts in non-ferrous materials.
• 80 teeth on a 10 in. diameter blade - a high tooth count delivers a finer, smoother finish when cutting medium non-ferrous materials, reducing secondary cleanup work.
• 5/8 in. arbor - fits a wide range of standard 10 in. miter saws, stationary table saws, and portable table saws for broad compatibility.
• Made in Italy - produced under Freud's manufacturing standards with a carbide formulation specifically tailored for non-ferrous metal cutting applications.

Why This Product

• The TiCo HI-Density Carbide Non-Ferrous Blend is specifically formulated for cutting aluminum, brass, and copper - not a general-purpose carbide repurposed for metal, but a purpose-built non-ferrous blend that extends tooth life in demanding cutting conditions.
• The Silver Ice Coating actively resists corrosion and pitch build-up, which means less time cleaning the blade and more consistent performance cut after cut.
• With compatibility across miter saws, stationary table saws, and portable table saws paired with a standard 5/8 in. arbor, this blade integrates into a wide variety of existing tool setups without requiring adapters or special configurations.
• The combination of an 80-tooth count, TCG grind, and -5 deg. hook angle is specifically matched to medium non-ferrous stock up to 1/4 in. wall thickness - giving buyers a blade dialed in for this material range rather than a compromise design.

Specifications

• Brand: Freud
• Diameter: 10 in.
• Teeth: 80
• Arbor: 5/8 in.
• Kerf:.110 in.
• Plate:.087 in.
• Hook Angle: -5 deg.
• Grind: TCG
• Usage: Cutting Medium Non-Ferrous Materials And Aluminum. Wall thickness 1/4 in. Maximum.
• Compatible Tools: Miter Saw; Stationary Table Saw; Portable Table Saw
• Compatible Materials: Aluminum; Brass; Copper
• Category: Aluminum and Non-Ferrous (Medium)
• Pack Quantity: 1
• Country of Origin: Italy

Approved Applications

• Specialty Blade

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can this blade cut?

This blade is designed to cut aluminum, brass, and copper - specifically medium non-ferrous materials and aluminum with a maximum wall thickness of 1/4 in.

Which saws is this blade compatible with?

This 10 in. blade is approved for use on miter saws, stationary table saws, and portable table saws. It uses a standard 5/8 in. arbor for broad compatibility with common 10 in. saw models.

What does the TCG grind mean for cutting non-ferrous metals?

TCG stands for Triple Chip Grind. This grind geometry is well-suited for cutting non-ferrous metals like aluminum, brass, and copper, as it helps produce clean cuts and reduces burring on medium stock material.

Why does this blade have a negative hook angle?

The -5 deg. hook angle is intentional for non-ferrous metal cutting. A negative hook angle helps control the feed rate and reduces the tendency for the blade to grab or self-feed into the material, contributing to safer and more controlled cutting results.