Crosscut blades are specialized saw blades designed for cutting across the grain of wood. They feature a series of teeth that are shaped to create a smooth finish, making them ideal for tasks like trimming and finishing cuts. These blades are commonly used in table saws, miter saws, and circular saws. The tooth design of crosscut blades typically includes a combination of flat-top and alternate top bevel teeth. This configuration helps reduce splintering and ensures clean cuts. When selecting a crosscut blade, it's important to consider factors like tooth count and material compatibility for optimal performance in woodworking projects.