YKing Tool 7 1/4" 24 Teeth TCT Circular Saw Blade for Hardwood, Softwood

I used this for cutting 2" countertop granite. Cut fast and easy. When using for stone, score line to 1/4" depth first, then cut full depth. I used it dry, for a total of 22 linear feet of cuts. Although I bought it for this project, it still looks new, and I'm almost looking forward to the next time I will need it. I have used diamond blades for years at all price points and this is one of the good ones.

Does not even work as well as the old blade I pulled off my saw.I bought them (2 because of price) well before I needed them because my blade is old (about 6 years old, and second house of tile jobs).You really have to 'force' your material into the blade to get it to cut. I am cutting travertine right now, which is fairly soft. The old blade was like a hot knife through butter with the travertine before swapping the blades out. This one is like a knife through frozen butter with the amount of effort required to make a cut. I am dreading when I swap over to the porcelain because at the rate it goes through the travertine, I doubt it will fare too well with the porcelain.Final verdict: Buy a more expensive blade.P. S. In case anyone wonders about the rotation direction, it is installed the way the arrow says, so if it is backwards, the factory miss-labeled it.

So dull, it can barely be called a blade. After making a single 48" cut through 5/8 plywood, the garage was so filled with smoke it was difficult to see. And it took way too long to actually make the cut. Ridiculous. It would be returned, but I missed the window by a week. Same exact result for the 24 tooth version. Though I know you often get what you pay for, but this is still not a $5 value.

I use this to carve rocks, cut rebar, etc. I've cut through a few dozen 3/8 rebar pieces with very little signs of wear. It cuts concrete, brick, rocks, etc., with ease. I had to knockout the brass bushing to fit my grinder, but it came out clean and easy and fits perfectly with no vibration.

Doubted the quality based on price, but worked as expected. One blade cut a 10 foot trench through a poured concrete slab and still going strong. Most of the use was dry and lots of dust but done run more than a couple of minutes ( heat ) and blade was fine. Rating reduced for spacer bushing for small skill saw really did not fit well and initial set up was troublesome. If one job or occasional use is the goal, why pay more, this works well on concrete.

I am pleasantly surprised that it cuts through concrete pretty well. Granted, I only used twice to cut through two 4-ft channels. Worth the money.

First time ordering this brand and YKing is now my new Go To. The blade is very durable and long lasting just ordered a few more to have stock.Definitely competes with the top segmented brands, due to the price and quality YKing offers. A+Looking forward towards testing other sizes,Thank you YKing

I bought this to use with my 7 1/4" circular saw to cut apart a 5 foot concrete parking bumper that was reinforced with 4 pieces of steel rebar. Making the cuts at half-inch per pass as recommended, the blade cut quickly through the concrete and the rebar. I haven't worked with other diamond blades before, but was impressed with the work this one did and happy to see that after cutting up the bumper the diamond rim didn't wear down quickly like I expected -- there's still a large fraction left for future projects.