🪚 Norske Tools NCSBT008 Thin Kerf Ultra Fast Crosscutting Saw Blade: Unmatched Battery Efficiency for Hardwood, Softwood, Plywood and MDF Review

I work in a carpentry shop all the time and change table saw blades and knife blades for every new project. I have used other brands. The Norwegian blade killed him. I've been using it for weeks and it still doesn't slow down. all hardwoods and plywood. Oil from the first cut. I recommend 100%. I will always buy these blades from now on. Stock just in case.

This is a fantastic blade. It looks like a ripping blade, but so far it delivers the same clean cuts as any other blade I've used on my circular saw, regardless of the number of teeth. I haven't bothered to measure the notch, but it definitely isn't. more than other woods in my repertoire. I don't think that's so important with a circular saw, except that you can work even faster with less force if you don't have to push through the wide saw blade. It even looks cool. I like the blue blades…

It's so nice to get a new sharp circular saw blade, the original just keeps getting dull and you're wondering if your skills are slipping or is it the blade? This Norske Tools Thin Kerf Ultra Fast Ripping & Crosscutting saw blade went straight into my circular saw and made a nice strong cross cut on a 1x piece of pine scrap I needed for a repair, followed by a bevel and a small crack. slightly thinner than my circular saw's OEM blade, and the machine felt noticeably faster when cutting. Seems…

This is a thin cutting blade indeed. The carbide measures .067" and the inserts measure .043", which is about half the "normal" sizes (for a 7.25x24 blade). As you would expect from a blade this thin, it cuts through wood like butter. The hard metals are ground very evenly with a high grit so that they are smooth and sharp. ATB grind, excellent for cross cuts. Be careful of kickback when sawing as the gap between the carbides and the saw body is very small (0.012 inch). The laser cutting plate…

Ultra is the new super. When you look at it, this is definitely a cool looking product. If there is such a thing as a tool design award, this blade deserves it. It also seems very thin and light. But the ends are thicker. My Makita T-01410 40T Fine Crosscutting Blade is actually thinner with the entire blade being the same width. Norske cuts great. But let's face it: They all do when they're new. I'm not a Makita fan. For example, I think their drills are inferior. But so far I'm very happy…

I like the sharp blade when cutting 2x4's and doing my own woodwork. Having this blade on my circular saw affects the smoothness of the cut and the force required to turn it. Because these teeth are made of tungsten carbide, they cut very well even through tough cuts such as pressure-treated wood. This blade isn't designed for sawing through nailed wood, but it's not likely to be ruined by a single regular nail. Figure 1 shows the blade; 2 thin cut; 3 on my circular saw. I like the special heat

Good choice for general handheld circular saw or table saw cuts. The thin kerf allows you to make the most of a lower chainsaw and is a good choice for a table saw when you don't need the depth of a 10" blade. Full razor blade 0.125" (1/8"), 3.2 mm. That means less energy to run and less wood to turn into sawdust. good choice and this is my go-to blade for general cutting. I don't expect to leave the saw unless I'm doing carpentry work, in which case a little vibration won't hurt. The blade I…

I have a well known brand circular saw that comes with my own brand saw blade. When I bought this circular saw it was an upgrade from a very old circular saw I had passed on so this new saw was a revelation! The included blade was very sharp, cut very quickly and left a good cut in the wood. I ordered this blade in case something happens to the main blade. Well, once I switched the blade to this Norske blade, I left the Norske blade on the saw and removed the other one for emergencies. . This…