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Freud 8" Box Joint Cutter Set with Tico Hi-Density Carbide for Perfect Square Joints - Includes 2 Blades, 1/4" & 3/8" Groove Widths, 5/8" Arbor, Anti-Kickback Design - SBOX8

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Features

  • Perfect Box Joints - The 8" Box Joint Cutter Set allows you to create square, flat-bottom box joints easily on a table saw without needing a dado set or additional saw blades.
  • Includes 2 Blades and Instructions - The set includes 2 blades, detailed instructions, and box joint jig plans, making it simple to start building precise box joints for your woodworking projects.
  • TiCo Hi-Density Carbide - Premium TiCo Hi-Density carbide ensures maximum cutting performance, offering a longer-lasting edge and superior cutting precision for durable and clean cuts.
  • Silver I.C.E. Coating for Cleaner Cuts - Silver I.C.E. coating prevents build-up on the blade surface, keeping it cooler and cleaner while ensuring smoother, more efficient cuts with minimal friction.
  • Anti-Kickback Design for Safety - Each blade features Freud's anti-kickback design, providing enhanced safety and ensuring smooth, controlled cuts for the best results without accidents.

Description

The Freud SBOX8 – 8" Box Joint Cutter Set is designed for woodworkers seeking to create perfect square, flat-bottom box joints with ease. Ideal for use on a table saw, this set includes 2 blades that allow for precise cuts without the need for a dado set or additional saw blades. With a 1/4" groove and 3/8" groove width, the set is perfect for making box joints on a variety of wood materials. Made from TiCo Hi-Density carbide, the blades provide maximum cutting performance, ensuring clean, smooth edges and long-lasting durability. The Silver I.C.E. coating reduces build-up on the blade surface, preventing heat and pitch from affecting the cutting edge, leading to a cooler and cleaner cut. The set also includes detailed instructions for making box joints, as well as plans to build your own box joint jig, making it a versatile addition to any woodworking project. The anti-kickback design enhances safety while cutting, providing greater control and ensuring a safe and efficient cutting experience.

Material: Blend


Brand: Freud


Product Dimensions: 8"L x 8"W


Color: Multi


Number of Teeth: 20


Style: Box


Item Thickness: 0.09 Inches


Item Weight: 1 Pounds


Compatible Devices: Table Saw


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Item Dimensions L x W: 8"L x 8"W


Item Thickness: 0.09 Inches


Item Weight: 1 Pounds


Color: Multi


Style Name: Box


Material Type: Blend


Number of Teeth: 20


Compatible Devices: Table Saw


Compatible Material: Wood


Brand Name: Freud


Model: SBOX8


Warranty Description: Freud Limited Tooling Warranty. Contact Freud customer service for more details.


UPC: 008925039686


Set Name: Freud 8" Box Joint Cutter Set


Global Trade Identification Number: 86


Part Number: SBOX8


Included Components: Box Joint Cutter Set Saw Blade


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Type Name: Saw Blades


Manufacturer: Freud


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great set!
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
I used these to cut 3/8” rabbets along both edges of some longer boards for floating shelves I’m building. The blades gave a nice clean cut and were easily able to handle the rip, which I was initially worried about since they are designed for shorter cuts. This didn’t bog down my compact portable saw at all as long as I fed nice and slow with good dust collection. By the way I have the DeWalt jobsite saw (DWE7485) and the blades fit just fine on my arbor and even fit with the provided throat plate! Highly recommend these blades! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by Logan Bear

  • Easy to use, great product.
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
I wanted to make box joints and bought this to do that. It works wonderfully at 1/4 and 3/8 inch (what it supposed to do). Makes clean cuts. I got my money and more in value. Recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Richard D. Galbreath

  • Simple, accurate
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
Most of the time I need a dado blade it's to either make flat bottom cuts for tenons or for a box joint. This set makes it really easy. For box joints, just make your stock the same thickness as the blade (1/4" or 3/8 in this case). No fiddling with shims. These work perfectly for that.
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026 by Pixel_dude

  • Raised Shoulder Fix
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
I've used a lot of freud blades, and they are generally exceptional. This set is also great, however I did have one issue: When I first set this up, I was cutting slots that were a bit uneven: That is -- one side always had a bit of a raised shoulder that was about a hundredth of an inch too high. Instead of a completely flat slot, the joints would never fit together quite right unless I used a fine chisel or file to even it out. I actually called Freud about this, and they told me to check the arbor on my saw. They were right! I added a spacer washer between the blade and the end of the arbor, and suddenly, the joints were perfect. The issue was the saw -- not the blade set! I would give this set five stars had Freud included this tip anywhere in the instructions. But now that the issue is solved, I recommend this set. Very clean and very easy to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2016 by Mark Royko

  • Perfect For Box Joints
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
I've been using a Jet 10" "bench top" table saw for making box joints for boxes, drawers, etc. using a DIY sled. This model of table saw will not accept a dado blade so any cuts wider than 1/8" (width of saw blade) had to be made by multiple cuts. Fortunately I found this box joint cutter set that uses two blades, without requiring shims, to cut 1/4" or 3/8" cuts and will work perfectly with the Jet saw. The other plus with this cutter set is that it makes flat cuts so there's no needed clean up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by Richard Hoff

  • Amazing Box Joint Blades!
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
I bought these blades after trying to make box joints with a set of Avanti dado blades from Homer Depot. Those blades shredded the wood and cut a curved bottom, making it impossible to make a clean fitting joint. Enter these blades by Freud... These blades are sheer perfection! They are razor sharp and make perfect cuts. The sides are straight and have zero tear-out. The bottom of the cut is perfectly flat. Couldn't get any better no matter how much you spend on a set of blades. I will mostly use them for 3/8-inch joints. The cut was within .002 inch of that size. These are the best joint blades I've ever used. Don't hesitate to buy them. You will not regret it at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by J. BAU

  • Fantastic blades, BUT check your table saw arbor first!!!
Pattern Name: Cutter Set
I bought these blades, set them up on my table saw, but could not get a good cut. I returned them as defective and received a new set. But the new set had the same problem. I called Freud customer support and found out that I may have a problem with the saw arbor. The arbor was clean and not worn, but the design of the arbor was made for a single blade which had a snug fit, but when more blades were added the second blade out from the base of the arbor would not fit snug at all. The issue was that the arbor had a smooth shoulder for the first blade, but there was a gap on the arbor between the shoulder and where the screw threads started. The solution was to add several 5/8 inch washers to the base of the arbor so that both of these box cutter blades would ride on the thread section of the arbor, and away from the shoulder and the gap next to where the threads started. Wonderful results once I solved this problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2014 by EP

  • Perfect cuts!
I bought this blade set to give me a perfectly square (flat) miter for a spline key. I'm building interior shutters for my windows - lower half of the window, hammered glass shutters (to let light in while providing privacy). My frame for the shutter is 2.25" oak with a channel for the glass and using 45 degree miter cuts on the corners. A very weak joint for this. I needed to strengthen the joints with the spline key, but finding a blade that cut square was impossible. All of the teeth cut angles, and this leaves a "V" shaped base on the cut. Also, I needed 1/4" for the cut, not 1/8 which a normal blade would provide. I have the Excalibur dado blade from Craftsman (do they make these anymore?) but that also doesn't cut a perfectly square channel. I really didn't want to invest $100+ in another dado blade (one with two outside blades using extra blades between them to provide the width). I researched my needs and encountered this blade. I thought it answered my needs, so I ordered it. Note: I built a jig to hold the shutter so the corner can be cut. The blade, using the 1/4" cut, cut the corner without any chipping or pulling when it exited the joint (oak can easily splinter if one is not careful). I was able to quickly and easily cut all 8 corners on my set of shutters and insert my splines without issue. I did wait until my cuts were made before I planed down the spline board so I was able to ensure the proper fit. So, if you are making shutters or anything else with a 45 degree corner that needs additional support besides glue, this blade (and appropriate jig) make terrific cuts for spline keys. Note: In shear laziness, I didn't want to change blades to rip the spline key oak after planing it to the proper thickness, so I set up my rip fence with this blade - it doesn't do a good job ripping - way too much to cut at one time. It did the job, but I won't do that again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2008 by David K. DalPezzo

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