I have been using Makita brand blades for twenty years. I usually buy the cheapest I can find. usually deviate when pressed hard. Makita rims are harder and stiffer. I've cut oilfield tubulars that are close to the 80 chart and I wouldn't use anything other than a band saw. They really understand the difference if you cut corners they are a very good price too!
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