TOMAX 7-1/4-Inch 60 Tooth ATB Finishing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch DMK Arbor

This is after 2 weeks of cutting. So far all cuts have been made on pre finished baseboard and shoe mold. The front and back of my wood comes out beautifully. In the 2 weeks I've cut well over 3,000 Lf of 5 1/4 inch base and same amount of shoe mold. The main issue I've always had with other non diablo blades are whatever side of my wood is facing the back of my saw comes out ragged and torn up. This blade does not do that at all. Wood looks great no matter how I cut. Even with 5 1/4in. wide baseboard, laid flat on the saw it comes out perfect. Even after 10 solid work days cutting all day. Home Depot charges $75 or more for a comparable blade (Diablo) and this blade is a little less the half that price. I've tried several 12" saw blades now and other then Diablo they either degrade much quicker or the cuts are a lot uglier. My only complaints, which are very minimal.... the blade is a little heavier than I'm used to and it's not balanced perfectly, I think. Has the slightest wobble to it I feel like. Neither issue affects the quality of the cut though. It's truly crisp. I really wasn't expecting this blade to perform any better then the many other "off brand" blades I've tried but I really couldn't be happier about this one. The DeWalt This blade has out performed all others so far except Diablo. I will update my review when this blade starts degrading enough to need replacing.It's still cutting pretty well a couple months into it now.... I did just buy another one so I'm ready to replace the original when it's needed. I'm needing to slow my cuts down to keep a nice looking cut. But I'm tens of thousands of feet of 5 1/4 in. Baseboard and equal amount on f shoe. It's outlasted every saw blade I've tried other then Diablo it's unmatched. And it 1/3 of the $ of a diablo blade. Tomax 12in 100 tooth saw blade is hands down the best blade for the $ you spent. Oral for Mr.Tomax everyday!!!!!!

Replace my spider blade with this as I couldn't use the kerf with my spider. Works great. Awesome value.

I used it on a dewalt flexvolt miter. It's definitely worth it for a general use blade. It's balanced, sharp. It would work for trim work yes but I'll stick to spyder for that.

As the owner of a wooden pallet recycling shop in Charleston West Virginia, we use a lot of saw blades. We have found these to last longer than any others that we have tried at this point and I've been in business for over 15 years. They're very high quality blade at a great pricr

I like the way it was packaged in both a hard plastic cover and then in a cardboard sleeve. It arrived in less than one day and works great for cutting the delicate trim boards I am cutting.

Limited use so far, but makes a nice clean cut.

Needed this to trim a few pre-hung doors I installed at my Dad's house in Florida.We had to trash all of his other doors after a flood from Hurricane Ian. I had installed the doors prior to a carpet install that was pushed back months due to so many people getting new carpet after the flood.When I cam back down after the carpet install, I found a couple doors were to low and eihter drug across the carpet or wouldn't open or close.Took the hinge pins out, placed the door slab on some saw horses, and with this blade, it made a nice smooth cut that was effortless. No splinters or chips. Great cut.

Cuts OK for the money you pay. Not like a Freud or Diablo but not nearly the cost either. One thing I noticed is that the writing was on the opposite side from my Freud and Dewalt blades so had to put it on “backwards” from what I am used to. Have not really used it long enough to see how tough it really is yet.

Clean cuts as you would expect of a new blade. Operates smoothly in my mitre saw. Used for crosscut on pine, hardwood (35x70) and old pallet wood. Good job on all didn't struggle on the hardwood.Price is decent, this is a cheaper blade not a premium blade but it does what it needs to and is good for the money. Manufactured in China. I bought it so old pallet woods and rough fencing don't go through my good Irwin and DeWalt blades.