🔪 DEWALT 7-1/4-inch Circular Saw Blade for Pressure Treated and Wet Lumber, ATB, Thin Kerf, 5/8-inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor, 20-Tooth Blade (Model DW3174) in Black Review

This blade will continue to cut through pressure treated wood. Cut off the pressure-treated railings, battens, decking and trim for my 225-foot fence and I've got plenty of life left.

This thing is oil. The cut is smooth, it destroys the pressure-treated wood, and the only time the saw got stuck was when it was jammed on both sides because I was too bold with the length of the cut. .

The product is exactly the same as shown in the picture except without the diamond cutout. I ordered this and a 36 tooth blade; Nobody had a diamond. Luckily I don't have these issues with other tool accessories, but my standard worm drive blade works double, triple and quadruple accurately. Revain: Please pay attention to these small details; a slight difference can mean that the product is completely incompatible with the buyer.

I don't know why it took me so long to order this blade. I built a ladder to my porch and tried to cut the stringers with a utility blade I always use for wood pressure cutting. Regular breaks to brush your teeth also put a lot of strain on the saw. This old dog can learn new tricks, so I tried this blade. It made every part of the job easy and I didn't even have to clean it. I will look for 10 inch table saws and miter saws next time.

I have no idea how "transparency", "thickness" and "warmth" can relate to a circular saw blade - but don't advise me By "thickness" you can mean "notch", a commonly used term for the thickness of a blade. By "heat" one can mean the rise in temperature immediately after the cut. the belief that you should only apply relevant factors to produce meaningful data. You are insulting my intelligence here by asking me to create useless garbage. You can do better, so don't waste my time.

I was surprised that the big stores didn't stock circular saw blades for pressure treated wood. I bought this blade for my Dewalt 20V 7-1/4" cordless circular saw. I still have one like this on my Makita corded saw. These blades are very good for cross cutting 2.x6 pressure treated fence boards Also good for cutting 4WD corners to make octagonal track.Most pressure treated wood I use is very wet and the spatter throws off the blade when cutting.This blade cuts cleanly without binding.