I have a Freud TK406 60T crosscut blade that has done a yeoman's job for me building my bench out of white oak. Smooth cuts and will rip 2" thick white oak as well as resaw up to 3 3/8" with my 110v saw. Downside is that there is not a lot of carbide for resharpening, but after a whole bunch of wood, I still don't know when that will be. Price is around the $50 range but can be caught on sale for less.
I also bought a Freud LU84R011 50T full kerf combo blade. On the white oak it feeds about the same (full kerf vs thin kerf), but the edge needs work before glue-up. At more $ on sale (retail about $65) than the TK406, I now wish I had bought another TK, which is the primary blade I leave on the saw for whatever comes up.
If you originally go with a thin kerf blade for your cross-cut sled, you can always up it to full kerf if you aren't satisfied with the cut.
I have a DeWalt blade on my SCMS that also does an excellent job, but due to the small teeth, it will be a re-cycle-into-something-else when it finally dies (guess I've been reading too many of Earl's posts:lol
. Built two handicap ramps and a 12' x 16 deck extension with it as well as a lot of small work and cut offs for the bench .
Note that I am still a novice and about the hardest thing I have cut is KD white oak, so please take that into consideration
JMTCW
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