DEWALT DWA161224: High Performance 6-1/2-Inch 24-Tooth Circular Saw Blade Review

I wonder if this blade was actually made by Dewalt, I was looking for a DIY project in my garage, broke after some time of use, didn't even last a day, very excited about it.

I use this and the 40T exclusively on my cordless saw. Cuts are cleaner and faster than Diablo or Oldham. And the saw runs longer due to reduced friction. You can't beat this one.

It does what it's designed to do. Making reindeer stands and cutting 2x4 and 1/2" plywood is a great job. Cut thin and the blade stays sharp for about two weeks of continuous use. Excellent purchase!

I used these blades to criss-cross cut stumps that the woodworking company didn't cut deep enough in places. They worked like a champ and didn't go dull even when accidentally hit in the mud. I will definitely use them again.

I have been a master carpenter for 29 years and have used many, many blades for various applications. I use this blade on my Worx circular saw to cut shipping pallets from OAK and MAPLE and the oak is very hard and 2" thick this blade does the job perfectly.

I use this with a Makita saw which is battery operated and cuts 2x4 and 4x4 perfectly. Definitely recommend 24 teeth over 18 or 12 as they put less stress on the saw and last longer.

I use these on my Dewalt 20v cordless saw and they are incredibly durable. I'm not a commercial user but I use them on business trips to rebuild at home and we don't always get the best materials for the job. These blades seem to take abuse well and I have no complaints about the price.

I replaced an 18 tooth Dewalt blade that was a little dull with this 24 tooth blade. The first cut I thought my battery was dying. I installed a fully charged battery and the same. I cut the house board 3/4" thick and painted it, it looks like it was pine but still softwood. This blade barely did the job.

This washer is not recommended. It gets very dark very quickly, I was expecting a lot more than 50 cuts before there was a noticeable difference. I'm talking about 50 passes through 2x4. I'm a huge supporter of DeWalt, but it's always struck me that they're tools like screwdriver bits, saws, hacksaw blades, all those extra little crappy $10s, and other things that aren't worth the money.