Gunpla 3-Piece 4.5-inch 40-Tooth Alloy Steel Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) Saw Blade for General Purpose Cutting of Hard & Soft Wood, with 7/8-inch Arbor Review

It is almost impossible to find such an angle grinder wood saw blade - it may be the only one in the world! In any case, it works great on fences, for example cutting the underside of fences/gates with a smooth/medium finish. Or for the various tight cuts that occur where other saws fail, even for cutting studs behind drywall. In fact I used it to cut all the studs for this interior window project, it saved a lot of time and is much more accurate than other saws, framing as well as accurate…

blades arrived exactly as described. Installed on my Dewalt Grinder with no problems. They cut wood very well. They seem to be holding their advantage well. The only thing anyone needs to remember is to use two hands with the grinder and those blades. When mounted on a grinder, these blades do not cut into the wood in the prescribed manner like the blades in a circular saw. This means you need to be extra careful when using it. There is no frame holding the blade at a fixed angle to the wood…

I use these to cut pallets which means I inevitably run into nails and/or bits of dirt or sand stuck to the wood. I've used both this and Bad Blade on dozens of palettes so I have a good base to compare. The Gunpla notch is approximately 1/16" thinner than the Bad Blade, meaning it cuts faster and can still cut, albeit slower when there are chips on a pair of carbide teeth. ) staggers even when a tooth is missing. Made of softwood up to 3/4" thick, this blade allows me to cut almost as fast as…