Review on Luckyway 2-Pack 7-1/4 Inch TCT Circular Saw Blades with 24T and 60T for Wood Cutting, 5/8 Inch Arbor by Dave Hersma

I think I have a broken blade. I have been working with saws for over 25 years. I have used and used non-ferrous metal blades, ferrous metal karma blades, plastic cutting blades and of course wood cutting blades. Many of the blades were fairly cheap like this one and lasted quite a while. The pair of blades I have are about 22 inches in diameter and cost a little over $500 each. So, if that says I'm a bit disappointed in this blade. So when it gets to the felt door it's nice, but triple-chip blades never feel super sharp unless you spend upwards of $125 sharpening them. For the windows I cut oak wrapped in aluminum. These are the so-called aluminum windows. Then I cut off a 3" ABS (plastic) pipe. I made about 10 good cuts in aluminum and oak, and then he started flipping the aluminum. Because of this I had to use a file on the corners of the period, that's why I now had to try to pick up the paint and fix the marks with a file.So now the job is done and I figured it was probably my fault cutting the aluminum and oak in about 10-12 minutes total.I know , it's night super high quality blade and i don't want to offend you with that but at the same time i usually get what you pay for i feel like i could use it like a regular port cargo ship and get environmental results that save a lot of money, especially with one of those stupid coupons. Now I'll probably turn this item into a watch for my store and choose another brand in the store. Future. (Unless of course the Her steller contact me and send me a new one and let me try again)