COMOWARE 10 inch 80 Tooth Circular Miter Saw Blade - ATB Premium Tip, Anti-Vibration, Light Contractor and DIY General Purpose Finishing for Wood, Laminate, Plywood & Hardwoods, with 5/8 inch Arbor Review

I used this blade on my miter saw to line up the bar ends for my new chainsaw. The blade cuts effortlessly through the aluminum rails leaving very clean edges on the top and bottom of the cut. I am very happy with this blade and it works just as well as the more expensive brands I have used.

The price of this blade couldn't be better Acceptable quality and I would have no problem using this blade as a finishing blade but it's not a "flat ground" Blade tip "" as advertised in the listing. This is not a problem for most applications, but if you use it to make through-hole connections or cut grooves you will have a typical U-notch at the tip of the cut.

This blade quickly cut through the gauge wood I got from Lowes to build the table and benches. What attracted me to this blade was the price. Many other blades with the same number of teeth cost between $25 and $40 depending on the brand. I installed it on my Harbor Freight 10" miter saw with no problem. I see no reason why I should spend 2-3x the money I spent on this drive considering it does the same job. All of my cuts were clean and resulted in no splinters.

God I'm glad I bought two of these blades. This saves me buying another one. I had no idea how bad the old blade was until I bought a replacement. The old one burned the incision and broke off the cut edge. Every cut had to be cleaned with a quick grind. This cut looks like a factory edge on this one and leaves no arson along the entire length of the cut. Of course a new blade is always better than the old one, but when the old one was new I never got a cut like this. In addition, this blade…

I recently installed about 550 square feet of wood decking on the top floor of my home and used this blade in my spread miter saw to get the job done; It stayed sharp and made clean cuts throughout the job and I expect it will be sharp in the spring when I install the lower/main level floors. I recommend it over similarly priced finishing blades. I've used it for cross-sections and fractures (cuts with fibers) of soil, as well as cutting sleepers along the length, and it's worked well in all…

I bought this saw blade to cut boards for a engineered floor I was installing because I didn't want to expose my woodworking blades to the hard aluminum oxide coating on the boards. I've used it almost exclusively in a table saw for cutting 5" boards to length and can't find any notable faults with it. I get clean cuts - just what I'd expect from an 80's disc, it's well balanced, works accurately and makes just does what it's supposed to without drawing attention to itself I don't see how any…