🪚 Premium 10-Inch Table Saw Blade ATB with 90 Teeth - Ultra Fine Finishing for Wood Cutting Circular Saw Blades by Overpeak Review

How about a table saw blade? I didn't try to cut everything, but everything I tried worked fine. Chuck Norris would be proud.

Maybe I expected too much for the price with laminate cutting. I've used a blade of similar price and features to cut through all of the floors in a 1200 square foot area in my basement with no problem. This blade smokes out in about 120 feet.

Apparently good value for money, but this was no finishing blade. He couldn't cut 3/4 inch maple or 3/4 inch oak smoothly. It also has a thick kerf that uses up a lot of material, making it cut slower. I wish I could spend double the money and get a quality knife like DeWalt or Diablo. Normal for building diameters only IMHO.

I had to replace the carpet with bamboo flooring, the old 10" miter saw blade was rusty and dull, I bought a new inexpensive Overpeak 10" by Revane It was easy to replace, just a note, CC means tighten clockwise to loosen the screw, the blade cuts through 2" wood and 3/8" bamboo boards like butter. I'm very satisfied, I have one Lot of cuts to number 3 already and it's still sharp Wife asked me to buy another one just in case.

This is my third blade. I really love these blades. I use one to chop my wood. This blade has 5 1/2 -6 oak cords cut with it and is still strong. Most of my oak trees are 4x6 or 2x6 by 9 feet long. I have an 80 ton blade on my table saw and it's been there for 2 years and has been used a few times and still cuts like butter. My chop saw that I use for mobile work has been running for 3 years and uses up a bunch and still cuts great. Just as good as more expensive brands, you can't go wrong.

I put this in my Dewalt table saw not knowing what I would get cutting planks of walnut about 1.5" thick. I wasn't disappointed at all. It did a great job and cut better than the 50 tooth Freud I had previously. Let's see how long that lasts lol. But this blade is excellent for its price. It's a good placeholder until I can save up for a higher quality blade, which, let's be honest, almost all of us do. tldr; Good price and excellent quality.

Worked great on both table saw and crosscut saw for precise cuts in soft pine and plywood. I then used it to trim white oak. After about ten cuts with new wood, the blade became dull and had trouble cutting through the wood. To be fair, the wood I cut is 1.5 inch thick white oak, an incredibly hard wood. But the craft blades I used made a good couple hundred cuts before dulling, and a pack of two cost the same. Generally good/handy for anything but hardwood.

I have just received this 10 inch blade for my table saw and am very impressed with it. The cut/sharpness of the blade is excellent excellent and sharp after cutting the cut is very smooth for a 90 tooth blade and the noise you get from other blades is loud but this blade is quiet when it's on and going through the wood This blade is like any other blade! It all depends on the type of wood and the hardness of the wood. I definitely recommend this blade. I am very satisfied with the price and…

After researching more about different types of blades, I found out that this is an ATB blade. Was used to cut across the grain, perfect for what I needed at the time. I'm not sure what the incisors are made of, but they didn't hold up to 400 square feet of bamboo soil. The rake angle is slightly negative, which is good considering I used a cutoff saw. But the trade-off with this blade is that you have so many cutting teeth but very little room on the gusset for pulling wood shavings. This also