WEN BL1060 10-Inch 60-Tooth Fine-Finish Professional Woodworking 🪚 Saw Blade: Cutting Precision for Miter Saws and Table Saws Review

Like this blade I bought a second one for my table saw, the first one for my saw. As for durability, I'll go ahead and report back. Provides a nice clean cut, which is important these days given the price of wood.

Not used for construction, hobbies and manual work. A high-end saw costs $20 to resharpen. For $15 a blade I would just replace. I hope to get a lot of use out of myself. Cutting in small amounts for many years.

I bought this blade for $12 so wasn't expecting much. However, on first use, 2 teeth broke off when sawing a piece of zebra wood on a table saw. I did not expect this. I wrote Vanya, I'm waiting for an answer. I heard they have terrible customer service but I think I'll take a look.

I replaced the standard blade that came with the Ryobi table saw with this one for a thinner cut. This made a huge difference when cutting plywood from veneer, the cut was smoother and cleaner. It was well made, easy to install and for the price - a great deal. Exactly what I needed. I haven't used it much so I can't say how long it will last but I don't expect any problems.

I was looking for a blade with more teeth than I had and this one presented to my skeptical eye at a price I couldn't ignore. It has been in use on my Delta 36-725T2 for several months and while I have not attempted to cut anything other than plywood, pine and maple, this blade (like every other WEN product I have purchased) has worked. it is kept in my store.

I wanted a nice finish on the cut and beveled surfaces of the mahogany balusters. Removed the old combination blade from the Delta miter saw and installed a new, unpacked one. This gave a much poorer finish than the old blade. Apparently it flexes and vibrates as it cuts. These cuts were made very slowly, holding the stock firmly in place. He should have easily cut through this very soft material.

You know, I have to say that famous brands should start to worry a little. Everything I've bought from WEN has exceeded my expectations, and this 60-ton cut-to-length blade is no exception. I bet 9 out of 10 people could tell straight away if they were cutting with a Diablo or WEN blade. I bought the first one and while impressed, I sometimes felt like I was paying for the name. I currently have it installed on my Ridgid 10" miter saw. I know looks shouldn't be a big deal, but it looks perfect…