🪚 WEN BL1280 12-Inch 80-Tooth Woodworking Saw Blade for Miter Saws and Table Saws - Exceptional Fine-Finish Performance Review

I'm on my way to becoming a Wen fan. I bought it for a vinyl plank floor, you know, sort of disposable after it's glued together. This not only cut him clean, but didn't lift him at all. It also cleans soft and hard wood. Good value for money.

It's a sales ploy where Home Depot puts them online but doesn't sell them in stores. Are they doing it on purpose? also free shipping Revain allows me not to leave the house. The saw blade works great with my new free Bosch saw that I got when I moved out.

Perfect? no Is it perfect for the price? Yes. For those of us who are hobby woodworkers on a budget, you can't beat this blade. Small defects on the cut are easily removed. For those of us cutting 2X4 for construction, this is 5 stars.

Got this as a last resort when my main blade hit a nail and lost a few teeth. Cuts very well, about a dozen cuts, but dulls quickly. For $$ it's ok, certainly nothing close to good brands. The saying "You get what you pay for" applies to saw blades. If you make a living from tools, you pay the price for good blades. As an amateur you will like this. That's enough for 1 or 2 sharpenings before it can be thrown away or given to a knifemaker.

I've had it for a few months and now I can write a review. To be honest I'm impressed with the cut of this blade at this price point. minimum break. I expected more. If you want a decent blade without spending more money, this is the one for you. Maybe I'm lucky, I don't know. I know how it cuts for me. Does better than my Dewalt 60 tooth but it's 80 which is to be expected. Definitely a solid backup blade if you're between blades. I'll be using it a little longer and see how it works in the…

This blade made a world of difference compared to what I used before. It was also a blade for cutting wood, but I've also used it to cut other materials (non-metal) but plastic and some composite materials. I tried cleaning my old blade because the teeth still seemed sharp, but when I cut through a piece of wood it seemed to be smoking more than cutting. And I put too much stress on the motor. Almost no effort was required with this new blade, the difference was both in power consumption and in

I am a hobby carpenter and have used this 80 tooth blade on a miter saw to saw oak and it did the job perfectly. The cuts are very clean with no tearing or wobbling. Mitra came out beautiful. I was probably too careful with the pull-out at first and cut too slowly, so the blade sometimes ignited the wood a little on the cut surface. I was able to compensate for this by increasing the cutting speed slightly and the blade was ready for it without breaking or burning. So I would attribute my…

I have a Bosch GCM12SD slip plane miter saw and it is an amazing woodworking machine. But no matter how good your saw is, it's useless, dangerous, or both with a bad blade. As my grandfather told me long ago, "As soon as you see magic smoke coming out of the saw blade, get rid of it immediately." I've owned very expensive saws, mostly Forrest, as well as "smaller" brands like Amana, Freud, etc. Forrest is pure marketing gibberish, but that's a topic for another review. The only advantage of…