I'm having trouble finding a 10" table saw blade that will crosscut oak plywood without tearing up the vaneer along the cut. I used a Freud 80-tooth alternating bevel blade (TK806) that's specifically made for for this purpose, but it still tore up the vaneer somewhat. It's a brand spanking new blade, so I know it's not dull. This blade cost me about $50. Someone suggested the Freud F810 10" 80-Tooth Hyper-Finish Precision Crosscut Blade, which sells for about $100.
Is there actually that much of a difference between these two blades to justify such a huge price difference? If anyone can comment on either of the blades I mentioned or if you know of any blade that would suit my needs I'd appreciate the input. Thanks.