🪚 Makita D-45989-10 7-1/4-inch 24T Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blade Set - Framing/General Purpose, Pack of 10 Review

That's a great price for 10 blades. I bought these for my son and they should last a long time. Excellent quality and seems durable, ideal for general sawing.

I'm doing renovations and have to rip out a lot of floors. I didn't want to use an expensive blade because hitting the nails ruins it pretty quickly. I was impressed with how long they lasted and the quality of the cuts.

Tired of paying 10 blades for a blade from inventory. I went ahead and checked out Amazon when I came across them. what else can i say They seem to last as long as the blades are kept in the box, but they cost a lot less. I'll come back when I'm done!

I am a private contractor so price is important. And quality. This is MAKITA. These blades are all I use in my saws at work and in the shop. Excellent cut, durable teeth. I used them to cut metal roofs. No problem, I love these blades. Wonderful fast free shipping to my rural address makes it PERFECT! Thank you Revan

I often chop wood (fireplace) and like to cut the wood before splitting it by hand. I needed decent blades for this, but I didn't care if they made perfectly smooth cuts. This multipack serves its purpose. Quick rough cuts to insert wedges so I can forge some pecan wood (which is hard to split). Age did not allow me to use the sledgehammer separator as my youth would. So I cheated a little and started with a circular saw.

This saw blade has 24 teeth making it a good choice for sawing decks or porches or other framing/patio construction. Hassle free cutting of processed lumber including 6x6 bars etc. (Obviously the 6x6 requires some work due to the limited blade reach). At the time of my purchase, these 10 blade sets offered significant savings over buying individual blades or fewer blades, and you end up with a quality blade because Makita guarantees its products will get the job done with ease.

At a construction company I go through a lot of knives that cut a lot of different materials. That's why I buy relatively inexpensive blades: • With the Makita label, you get a quality blade (I don't buy cheap cellar blades that spin at 6000 rpm.) • Very cheap price, but lasts a long time. . a long time with Joe, the average landlord • It's always nice to have extras on hand. Definitely cheaper than walking to your local Lowes or Home Depot store. All in all a good blade to use here and the…