🔪 Freud D0536X Diablo Cordless Trim Saw Blade - 5-3/8-Inch, 36 Tooth ATB Finish: Top Performance and Precision Review

Love this blade. Smooth cuts, much quieter than my blade, which was quite old though. I have an old blue Ryobi 18v panel saw and with this exceptional blade and new improved Ryobi batteries it is much better than the new one, it really expands the possibilities of the panel saw. I have bought Diablo blades in the past and they have always been twice as good as the original blades. Very happy with this purchase!

I got this for my Black & Decker 20v max circular saw and it saved me from giving up the saw. I mainly do cross cuts and use the saw a few times a year for smaller projects. The saw came with a blade that was almost useless to me. I've tried a few other blades with lots of teeth for plywood and cross cuts and they've been terrible, even dangerous. I was worried it didn't have enough teeth, but I like Diablo blades so I gave it a try. It works great and is about half the noise of other blades…

It's hard to go back to forged blades. These blades are quiet and cut wood like butter. They stay cool and don't bind. These statements may sound trite, but anyone who uses them on every saw knows exactly what I mean. The transition from any saw you use every day should be consistent. I use this saw in a Milwaukee 12v cordless saw and it fits very well. The included blade sang to me every time I stopped cutting, leaving a series of burrs that needed cleaning after the cut, so I knew what to do…

Saw this blade ordered to trim a Milwaukee M12 5-3/8. This blade cannot cut a straight line - it deviates to the right. Brand new saw so I thought the saw was misaligned and sent it in for a replacement. Put the saw blade in the replacement saw - same result. Then I bought a Milwaukee 5-3/8" blade and it cut great. Conclusion: There is a design or manufacturing defect in this blade. Unfortunately, it was until I returned the saw and then bought the Milwaukee blade that it was too late , even…

This blade has transformed my Ryobi 18v Cordless Circular Saw. Now it cuts through 2x4 with very little effort; It used to be difficult to make these cuts. I've even used it to cut plywood and it left a pretty respectable edge with very little chipping, which was surprising considering it's only 36 teeth and definitely not designed for that purpose. My little cordless saw is now so much stronger that the blade glides through wood like butter. I switched all my saws to Freud blades last year and

Important noted feature of this blade 6 1/2 inch for 20 volt sawing means a smooth cut with the least amount of friction will help stabilize the interface between the motor and the base plate. I have found that ALL cordless saws have unstable pitch and cut depth components. The slightest bit of blade sticking causes blade torque to shift the metal frames, resulting in off-square cuts, overcuts, stress on the engine and engine mounts, and reduced battery life. A fan of Freud blades in Makita and