OVERPEAK 10 Inch Finish Miter Saw Blade General 60 Tooth Purpose Metal Wood Saw Blades with 5/8 Inch Arbor Ripping Saw Blade

I used this on my RAS (Radial Arm Saw) due to the negative hook and good reviews. It's great!!! Smooth and quiet!!! Cuts so well!!! I didn't need any sanding on my cuts, though my teenage son went a little to quick and had to spend a few seconds sanding his. I've only had this for a couple of weeks, but it's absolutely one of the best blades I've ever used.

Put a kitchen in and used for all the spacers and wanted to make sure I had clean perfect cuts. I read in one review that you don't even have to sand the edge after cutting and that was right! I didnt even know that kind of cut was possible. Boards came out cut with perfect edges every time. I do not have an expensive table saw either. Highly recommend!

this blade has made beautiful cuts and held up well for wood use. was concerned that a carbide blade at this price would not be this high quality but no issues.

Tengo mas de un año usando este disco y aunque ha perdido un poquito el filo aun sigue cortando razonablemente bien. Es de una calidad muy superior a cualquier otro que haya usado, lo recomiendo al 100%

This is a great blade. It is sharp and and stays that way for a long time.

Was looking for some higher tooth count carbide tipped saw blades for my old blue Ryobi 5 1/2" cordless circular saw, this seemed like a good choice. Blade is listed as 5 3/8 diameter blade, but I laid it on top of my current 100 tooth plywood 5 1/2" blade and it was identical in size, not close, but identical!Blade is a bit thick, so does not provide a thin saw kerf if that is important to you. Also, the arbor is listed as 10 mm, same size needed for my Ryobi saw, but the hole was a bit tight, had to round it out so very slightly by wobbling a 3/8 drill bit around in the arbor, then it fit perfectly. I bought 2 of these blades, both this 24 tooth version and a 36 tooth version, both from same company, I had to ever so slightly widen the arbor hole on both.Once the blades were mounted, I did a few test cuts through some 3/4" poplar boards I had on hand, went through them like a hot knife through butter!So, if looking for some inexpensive blades for your 10mm arbor 5 1/2" circular saws, I would highly recommend these!

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After doing more research on various blade types, i discovered this was an ATB blade. Used for across the grain cuts which is perfect for what i needed at the time. I am unsure of what the cutting teeth are made of, but they didn't last through 400sq ft of bamboo flooring.The rake angle is slightly negative which is good considering i was using a chop saw. But the trade off with this blade is where you get so many cutting teeth, but very little gusset room for exhausting wood chips. This also means a reduced feed rate into the wood. These teeth are ground flat across the top, and only every 5th or so tooth has the corners left on it. The theory is that the teeth with the corners ground off would serve as the rough cut, and the few teeth with their corners would do the finishing.I used this on engineered bamboo flooring. I feel like i should have purchased a blade with harder teeth material instead of this blade. Good blade for the value though. Perfect for yellow pine and MDF trim molding.Pros:-Fine cut blade-ATB blade for cross grain cuts-AffordableCons:-Blade dulled rather quickly and began to burn the wood during cuts.-Did not maintain quality cuts on 400ft^2 of flooring. I was doing a bedroom.-Slow feed rate, had to start pulling down on the chopsaw to get it to cut the flooring after about 75% of flooring was completed.Photos are to show the type of flooring used and saw blade after cross cutting bamboo flooring.