Review on Diablo D0648F 48 Tooth Ferrous Circular by Shawn Bass

This little guy survived about 30 angle cuts through 16 gauge 2 inch square mild steel pipe. over $1 per cut. I put it in my circular saw and the first few cuts went like clockwork. The cuts were so smooth and clean that they were easy to weld. Once that blade was dead I used a grinding wheel in the angle grinder and of course the gaps got bigger. I'll probably spend on argon and filler wire, which would be for a new blade. Six of one, half a dozen of the other I think if you had a smaller miter saw I would see this blade would work very well. I have a 10 inch saw and this blade just wouldn't reach the table. I think this would be a great blade for thinner stock. I wish I had one when I made my metal roof, although those are chips.