WEN BL1200 12-Inch 100-Tooth Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Fine Finish Professional Woodworking Saw Blade for Miter Saws and Table Saws, Silver

In the sleepy town of Splinterville, where wood dust was practically a food group, Norm the Novice Carpenter was on a mission. His old saw blade had dulled to the point of cutting butter with more effort than oak, so he stormed into the hardware store, wallet trembling, only to balk at the price of fancy blades. “Extortion!” he cried, fleeing to Amazon, where he stumbled upon the WEN BL1200 12-Inch 100-Tooth Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Fine Finish Professional Woodworking Saw Blade. Suspiciously affordable at $27, Norm muttered, “This better not be a scam, or I’ll carve my name in their customer service desk!” Back in his garage, Norm slapped the WEN BL1200 onto his DeWalt miter saw, expecting a dud. Instead, this 100-tooth, carbide-tipped beast roared to life like a caffeinated lumberjack. With a 1-inch arbor and a whisper-thin 2.8mm kerf, it sliced through pine like a hot knife through gossip. Norm, feeling like a woodworking wizard, decided to craft a birdhouse so fancy it’d make bluejays jealous. The blade’s ultra-fine finish left edges smoother than his attempts to flirt at the lumberyard. “No tearout, no splinters!” he cackled, marveling at cuts cleaner than his grandma’s doilies. But Norm’s ego got the better of him. He challenged his neighbor, Grumpy Gus, to a “cut-off” with some gnarly walnut. Gus’s overpriced blade choked, spitting sawdust like a cranky camel, while the WEN BL1200 danced through the wood, leaving a finish so polished Norm swore he saw his reflection. “This blade’s got more teeth than a shark with braces!” he boasted. Gus, defeated, sulked off, muttering about “budget blades.” Emboldened, Norm tackled a cabinet-grade plywood project, expecting the blade to finally flinch. Nope! The WEN’s C4-grade carbide teeth and heat-expansion slots kept it cooler than a hipster’s iced latte, slicing with zero burns or chips. By the time Norm finished, his garage looked like a furniture showroom, and the neighborhood squirrels were applying for tenancy. “This blade’s a legend!” he declared, naming it Sir Slice-a-Lot. Three years later, after countless cuts, it’s still sharper than Norm’s wit, proving you don’t need to spend big to cut big.

Compares favorably to Diablo blades at a fraction of the price. Been working with wood for decades, thought it was worth it to take a flyer on this blade. No regrets. Wondered about how durable it would be. I’ve had it in my compound miter daily use for three months,feels as clean in the cut as when I first installed it

I use this on my Miter saw and you don't need to trim the cut ever. So far I have used this pretty much all the time and haven't had to sharpen the teeth. still as sharp as when it was new.

So this saw blade is pretty good. It makes a reasonably clean cut and it is sharp. My only complaint here is that it leaves way more paint on the boards than any blade I've used before. I don't know if it's black paint and that makes it easier to see or just not as good paint, but my Kobalt and Dewalt blades never left this much paint on the boards. Otherwise it's really good, fit in my saw and cuts reasonably well.

I was looking to replace my old finish saw blade with something comparable to the one I had. When I went over to Lowes to pick one up, I was suprised at how much a good 100 tooth blade cost. I guess Covid affected the profit margins of every tool cmpany so badly, they had to jack their prices up to the sky. I walked out of the store becasue I'm not going to be extorted by a bunch of greedy manufacturers. I went to Amazon the see what they had to offer, and I came across this 12 inch Wen blade for a suspiciously low price, but after I read the reviews, I decided to buy one. I loaded it into the miter saw and let it rip. This saw blade is really does live up to the reviews. I finally realized that you don't have to pay big bucks to get a decent blade. You really don't know how worn out and crappy finish blades get until you replace one. I am happy with the quality and performance of thei blade. Straight cuts again!

GREAT GOOGLI MOOGLIES! I bought this WEN 100 Tooth for my 12" Chop Saw. This blade is incredible for it's awesome fine finish cut. Here is a tip. Leave the plastic rubber tooth protecter on while installing blade. I needed 3 band-aids, lol This is the sharpest blade I have ever seen. GREAT PRICE / GREAT QUALITY

Time will tell how long it will last but for now it’s working excellent.

Comparable blades at box stores just can’t beat the price. Cuts are clean and the blade is lasting forever. I’ve been cutting tons of pressure treated 4x4’s and have hit a couple nails. It just keeps cutting. I’ve been through about 120 cuts and it’s starting to dull on me and im talking 4x4s

Super sharp, smooth cuts. Fantastic blade.

Pictures are approx 100 cuts in. MDF 3 1/4”casing. Cuts are still very clean. Blade feels balanced. So far, at least in my specific application the blade surpasses my expectations. Especially at this price point.

Half the price of the competition with the same quality. I used this blade to cut shiplap for a project and the blade cut it like butter. Very minimal chipping and allowed quick cuts to finish the project quickly.

Solid blade, luts of cutting for studs and for household project

Cuts really well