🪚 High-Performance 9" Circular Saw Blade - Ideal for General-Purpose Wood Cutting with 40 Teeth and Carbide Tip - 5/8" Arbor Size Review

Blade does not cut cleanly. The right side of the blade burns wood. This blade is dangerous because it does not cut the work cleanly, but instead grabs the work and rotates it into the saw. I tried the blade on 2 different miter saws and got the same result on both. Note: I've been a carpenter for 30 years so this isn't a newbie review./Users/keithstephens/DOWNLOADS/20180718_074017.jpg. How to return the blade.

I bought this blade for a 1960's Rockwell miter box. The old saw uses a 9 inch blade which is hard to find, especially on the job site. Even if you find one, they're $$. The blade fits perfectly, is razor sharp and cuts perfectly! Blade of Diablo or Freud? no But for the do-it-yourselfer, this blade is more than adequate. For a pro? I don't know how this blade will last all day in everyday use, but for occasional use it will. This is excellent value for money.

Bought for an old handyman table saw with 9" blades. This blade wanders excessively and creates a wavy cut. whether it moves the tree slightly or struggles to keep it in place. In short, it's useless. I bought a 9" Freud blade sold here and it works great. Lesson learned. Instead of being cheap I should have bought Freud straight away.

I use this blade on the grass catcher to cut heavier bush than the trimmer can handle. That works great. It will fell trees about 3 inches or so. He quickly cuts her. I removed honeysuckle and other heavy weeds and small trees around my house. When I used a couple of jumpers and had to bend down to the ground, getting up was a real chore for me. Now I just go and cut heavier ones than I could with blades. I used to hate pruning honeysuckle and I love it.

9 inch blade is weird and after installing it on an old Toolkraft 9 inch table saw I figured it was probably a Could install 10 inch drive. This blade is sharp and made a good 45 angle cut on a small 3/4" piece of pine, but is thinner than the blade I replaced and thinner than the 7/14 Dewalt blade, that I have on my Makita circular saw. If I had to buy this again I would order Dewalt. When you start using your table saw as a router, that can come into play. I saved the old blade for the rough…