I'm a professional woodworker and this blade (Freud LU91R010) has become my standard all-purpose blade.  I use them on both of of my table saws, as well as on my radial saws.  The only time I use anything else is for long rips through heavy stock.  I build custom furniture, doors, and all sorts of small-but-precision items. I work with many kinds of hardwoods, including exotics like Hawaiian Curly Koa, wenge and others.  I LOVE this blade.  It never disappoints.  The cuts are consistently so smooth that 220 grit sanding finished the job.  The negative rake and small teeth also make this a safe blade (if a table saw with no guards can ever be safe) because it minimizes the chance of kick-back and the teeth are nowhere near as aggressive as, say, my Forrest blades. This becomes important to me because I find myself often working with small pieces of wood, and my saws don't have any so-called "safety guards" that only get in the way and make things less safe than if you could actually see what you're doing.  Caveat:  This is my way of working and I would never recommend to anyone else that they remove all those "safety" features. There.  I said it.