🔪 DEWALT DWA171460 7-1/4-Inch 60-Tooth Circular Saw Blade: Optimal Precision & Efficiency Review

I have used this on a Ryobi circular saw and it was important to me that the cuts were clean with no blade marks and minimal rough edges. I didn't want to buy a table saw to make 3 rip cuts on a very durable gray bamboo floor. My bamboo floor has a hardness similar to oak. I tried renting a table saw but they didn't have one in my area so I bought this blade and used a Kreg rip cut guide and I was able to make perfectly even 7 foot rip cuts. This will help cut the insulation board or foam on…

This blade saved me a ton of money on custom cabinets I built from prefabricated maple plywood. It cuts as well and cleanly as you would expect. One important tip - depth is very important when using this blade. I wasn't ready for this. Basically I use my saw for frames and floors and stuff like that. I'm used to just dropping the shoe. The first time I made a cut in my $100+ sheet of plywood, the blade got stuck, deflected, and went off my line. My fault, not the blades. Note this limitation…

I think this blade is not Dewalt but fake. I had it on my 7 1/4" ski saw and had a fence for a clean straight cut on a laminate tabletop. I watched the edge of the saw against the fence and didn't notice that the blade itself was about 1/4" deflected and began to tie. The blade did this multiple times while cutting the laminate countertop, which is just chipboard with a sheet of laminate on it. The table top itself was not tied down, the blade just chose to bend rather than stay straight…

Before purchasing I asked if it was compatible with Ryobi ONE+ 7-1/2" Miter Saw but I had to make a quick decision so I bought it and it worked great. We were remodeling the kitchen by attaching rope to the cabinets (and then tinting them) and we needed a blade that would give a very clean cut (it had 24 teeth but not enough for a fine finish.) I have attached a photo of a sample piece I cut to show how clean it left the wood. I believe the wood may be spruce or poplar. DeWalt if it's a good…

We used this blade to cut 1" laminate countertops and the blade gave amazing results. Our fine cuts required a perfectly smooth and even cut and finish as the seams would be in highly visible areas of the kitchen and we are so glad we chose to use this fine serrated blade over our coarser blade. for almost all other projects. It's definitely worth the small investment (we paid around $20) for a more professional result, highly recommend. Pros: • Accurate cut • Smooth cut seam with no bumps…