🪚 Kinswood Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blade: Thin Kerf Blade for DeWalt, Makita, SKIL, Bosch Skil - Heavy Duty and Anti-Rust Coating Included (4" 1/2" 1 pc 24T) Review

I needed a ferrous metal cutting blade for my miter saw. It seemed worth trying. He cut through two pieces of steel tubing that I had to shorten. I succeeded, but after looking at the blade I don't think it will be much more than another use or two before it has to be thrown away.

A hurricane tore off part of the metal roof from my barn. I used a blade to cut off some of the metal to use as walls in a toilet stall in a shed. TO WEAR EAR PROTECTION! That made cutting metal easier, but the MAN was noisy. As I said, the blade cuts through metal, but not for long. After 5 cuts the blade broke. On the plus side, it wasn't nearly as expensive as most other metal cutting blades.

The blades were practically useless for anything I needed to cut metal. These were all thin ferrous metals that did not require a special saw blade to cut the metal. The sister wood blades didn't hold the line, and the teeth fell out so quickly I thought the writing blades would have shipped first. But no, blades maxing out at 9000rpm couldn't cut anything even at a low 4000rpm and very little forward pressure. I was very disappointed. For the price I told myself I can't go wrong. But it was…