Metabo HPT 115436M Miter Blade Review

Maybe it's because I switched from an old saw blade to a new sharp one, but this blade cuts great and leaves a very clean edge. I've waited a while to do this review to see how it's survived cuts here and there for several months and so far so good. I'll update again if I feel like it's losing sharpness too quickly. If not, consider this a quality blade!

This is the best value for money 12 inch saw. Very clean cuts, high-quality carbide inserts. Very satisfied. For reference, I paid $33. be twice as good as this blade. If you need very thin pieces you might choose a more expensive blade, but for general work this is the best bang for the buck in my opinion.

I bought it because Amazing is $16 less than big box stores. The blade is very quiet and with just a few test cuts cuts like hell, clean without chipping! Very good! Longevity? It is not yet known, but at this price I was willing to take a risk. The blade is also easy to change. I recommend at this point. I've been thinking about getting a second one.

This blade is an excellent choice for medium finish work (baseboards, door frames etc). Works well with softwoods, hardwoods and MDF. This blade works like a much more expensive model; I am very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone doing DIY. If you're still trying to use the standard blade that came with your miter saw, you'll love this blade.

I still had the original 50 ton combo blade that came with the saw. I've been looking for a good cross-cut blade from some high-end manufacturers, but I don't make a living off it. I couldn't justify paying over $100 for a blade. Since this is a Hitachi miter saw, I chose a Hitachi blade. WOW! Doesn't matter. I haven't installed a zero gap insert or secondary guide yet, but just replacing the blade has allowed me to achieve zero gap. I can't comment on how long this blade will last or stay…