🔪 Freud Diablo D0436X 4-3/8-Inch 36 Tooth ATB Cordless Trim Saw Blade with 20mm Arbor and 3/8-Inch Reducer Bushing Review

I love the Diablo line of blades. Have miter and circular saws on the table. Bought for a project that requires a small circular saw. The factory blade was junk. After peeling it off the plastic, I noticed the absence of the center sleeve. Found stuck to the packaging. Obtained and could use like a blade. The bushing could not be fully installed. Even with a truck. It worked but didn't inspire confidence.

I love this little blade, I used it in my new WORXSAW 429 (yes it fits a 4 1/2" blade if the one that comes with it Blade fits straight sucks and the kerf is too thin meaning the blade will get stuck in one quick move, buckling and binding) Highly recommend the Diablo blades!

I've read so many rave reviews about this Freud D0436X Diablo 4-3/8" 36-Tooth Blade, but to be honest I was a bit skeptical . WOW! I have to agree with everyone who praised this blade. It's amazing! I think I gave it a bit of abuse and this blade works like new. It's just confusing. By the way, the Diablo sandpaper is also very good. They just don't wear out - they just keep working. Both earn +++

I bought this with a Rockwell RK3441K compact circular saw kit and after using the 24 tooth that came with the saw I replaced it with this one. Big difference! Tears at ¾ and ½ inch of film are drastically reduced (virtually non-existent except for "Operating Errors"), resistance is noticeably lower. Haven't tried it seriously yet, but I'm very, very happy with the blade. When this one starts to go I get another exactly the same.

It's faster, cleaner and quieter than any other blade I've used on my 4.5" Dewalt 20v miter saw. There aren't many high-quality 4.5-inch compatible screens out there. but I tried most of them before Diablo was finally available. From day one, it's been a definite improvement in *virtually* every way. I was really impressed. Since every circus saw blade I've bought has been a "Diablo" blade. That was over 2 years ago. I haven't been disappointed with any of my Diablo blades, but the 4.5 inch…

I use these in a Jim Byrnes 4 inch table saw which is a marvel of engineering. To the maximum depth a saw can handle and solid birch plywood up to 1/4 inch thick the blade is ideal. The blade easily cuts soft wood up to 1/2" thick and hard wood up to 1/4" thick. Thicker wood can cause the rim to vibrate, leaving saw marks and burns. At this point I switch to a thicker blade with fewer teeth. For the price, this blade is cheap enough to be thrown away, but is good for thousands of cuts if not…

I have tried many different saws over the years (carpenter by trade for about 12 years) and always try to compare what I have with what I will buy next time. I have a circular saw, a table saw, a miter saw and a mini circular saw. I bought this for my mini newsletter and it's fantastic! Smooth and fast, cuts are precise and easy. I have come to the conclusion that Freud blades are in a class of their own. There are other standout brands; I'm not going to sit here and tell you everything else…

seems a good blade and cuts like a champ, the other day I did a bookshelf project, mainly 3/4 layer, for my brother and his wife and cut most of it with my Master C3 cordless saw With a lithium battery, the battery lasted quite a while and the cuts were clean. The only real problem was that the bushing was about a thousandth of an inch from the arbor of my saw. I used a sharp knife and carefully scraped some of the metal off until it fits on the mandrel, no sure it's up to the craftsman or…