Freud Reviews

This Bead Profile Exterior Door Rail And Stile Shaper Cutter Set does not fit 1 3/4" doors. It is for 1 3/8" doors.

Before I ordered this unit I read the other two reviews. One said it was poorly made the other liked it. I have to agree with the first. The quality is not there. If you are the least bit picky save yourself the trouble of having to return it. Cheaply made is the best description. Spend the extra money and buy a Bosch, Porter Cable or DeWalt

As a professional woodworker I was enticed by Amazon.com very competive prices. So what the heck, I ordered RS2000 & RP2000 wood shaper cuttter heads. The web catalogue states "items usually ship within 1 to 2 weeks," yeah right. I order the cutter heads on Apirl 6, 2005 and I still waiting for 2/3 of my making the order. I did receive the RS2000 about a month after the "delivery date." However I still waiting for the RP2000. For all you people who aren't woodworkers, the RS2000 cutter head is useless without the RP2000 and rub rings. So I'm now in a bind.

Now these guys keep sending me extentions, which I approve. I need the equipment. However, these guys are about to find out about Massachusetts General law chp 93A. If you guys at Amazon are reading this do your self a favor and give M.G.L.c 93A a read. You'll find you're not exempt and can't use the federal instate commerce act to avoid the law. More imprtantly it has some real nasty teeth.

So ship me my stuff so I can get on with my business.

I am a building contractor for over 20 years, and I've been looking for a quality blade that does not burnout or warp so quickly. So I purchased a few of these Freud blades, and once again I have been let down. My company purchases over 30,000 blades a year, and we have yet to find a blade that gives us the durability, consistency and reliability that a 200 homes per year builder demands. The only blades that have come close is the Oldham blades, but they still need some fine tuning. Overall, builders need a smoother blade that does not heat up as fast. All saw blade manufacturers try to coat the sides of blades in some form or another. All the coatings fly right off within the first 2 minutes of cutting. Does anyone manufacture a smooth blade. If so please contact me. I will purchase volume (as I'm sure any contractor would do with such a product)