Diablo Ultra Finish Saw Blade for Wood - 10" Diameter, 80 Hi-ATB Teeth

This blade turned the crappiest Harbor Freight 10 inch sliding miter saw into something useable that produces a decent cut. My only wish is I had thrown away the stock blade as soon as I assemble the saw and put this thing on. I tested it with 1 inch Maple, 3/4 inch walnut, 2 inch red oak, and it performed great leaving a nice smooth (albeit slight red from the pain on the first few cuts) edge without any tear out. The Harbor Freight saw is crap, but it fits in my budget for now until I can upgrade down the road. It's not very powerful but the Diablo blade sliced the wood with ease. I was very surprised at the cut not expecting the finish I had. I think the tear out was minimized greatly because I added the Fastcap Zero Clearance Tape to my miter saw. It's supposed to help with chipout which my miter saw was horrible with. This is my 3rd Diablo blade that I have purchased and soon all my blades will be diablo. I have the 5 1/2 circular saw blade, and a 10 inch 50 tooth combination blade on my table saw. I plan to pick up a rip cutting blade from Diablo soon as the blades are very nice and hold up with minimal deflection. I look forward to using this blade for quite some time and hope to move it to a new saw soon. My only gripe is the red will rub off on the wood on the first few cuts, so put the blade on and make several test cuts on scrap wood before diving into your good stuff.

I’m using this and a 40 tooth version on my DWE7485 portable table saw. Cuts amazingly smooth (cross or rip) and can handle tough hardwoods. Now granted I’m writing this review when the blades are new and only have had a handful of cuts so far. I’m sure as the blade dulls results will change. But you could resharpen it if you have the skills to do so. Me, I’ll just buy a new one I don’t know how to do it and I don’t want to screw something up that leads to weird cuts. I would rather buy fresh and not have to worry. For the price it’s not a huge deal. I also don’t cut tons and tons of wood so these should last me a long time. Diablo is my go to brand for now unless something in this price range blows it out of the water. Almost every single YouTube video I watch amateur or semi professional always seem to Diablo blades. That tells ya something in my opinion.

Huge upgrade from manufactured blade.

Need a saw blade to do cross cutting in hard or soft wood or MDF? Can be used in table or miter saw. I have an old craftsman's table saw and use the diablo thin kerf. This one will not disappoint. Yes, there are more expensive ones out there, but the Diablo brand has gotten the job done.

Great brand, seem to out last similar blades 2 to 3 times. They're are my preferred blade of choice.

Good blades

After watching a YouTUbe video and learning about number of teeth for clean cuts, I bought this blade. All I can say is - I had no idea that sawing through particleboard shelving could bring me the kind of satisfaction this blade brought me. I taped up the area I wanted to cut with painters tape, marked the cut line, put a scrap wood board to serve as a guide for my saw and cut through 4 boards like it was nothing.

One of the best saw blades.

Just got this and went to town using it today. This blade is amazing, the cuts were perfectly clean, almost polished looking with zero tearout. Not only that but the speed was not an issue at all for anyone doing a home project needing clean cuts. I made one mistake with a cut that was off by just a hair, and I literally shaved a sliver of wood off to fix it - it curled off like a piece of paper as if I shaved it off with a razorblade. Icouldnt believe my eyes! I came from a 20 tooth framing blade and am glad I skipped the 40 and went right to the 60.

Nice and excellent quality and fast delivery… ahead on schedule…

good tool produces good work

These blades are brilliant. Strong, robust and efficient. They live up to the hype and then some

Gostei! Bom corte e limpo!