Makita - 14 Chop Saw Blades 5Pk (A93859-5)

Used these on my cut off saw to cut through some 20ft long, ten weight and fifteen weight H beams. Ended up making five cuts, went through a little over half of one blade with ZERO issues, It cut flawlessly. . Just go slow and steady, it's not a race. A little bit of a pain in the ass, yep. Then why? Because I'm cheap and if you order a beam less than the standard twenty feet long they 1) Charge you to cut it 2) Pretty much charge you for twenty feet anyway, because the leftover just becomes scrap. So by spending the $20, I saved about $150 and I have 4 blades left over for future use. And besides, I don't own a torch, but I do own a cut off saw.

The media could not be loaded. Mounted on a Harbor Freight heavy duty cut-off saw, these cut like a hot knife through butter. Made quick work of 3/16" flat bar and 2" square tube, no problem! Ya just need to do a quick rotate of the tube & line it up again to make it through the last face.

I have not used it yet but it looks OEM Quality.

I have a Makita chop saw and have used a couple other brand blades. I would rate this blade a little better wearing than most others.

I got out my trusty 40-year-old Makita abrasive cutoff saw and the wheel I had on it just bogged down the motor without doing much cutting at all. Fortunately I had ordered this package of five wheels, and I switched wheels immediately. On the next try, it cut through 1/4x3x3" angle iron in 45 seconds. I am doing a project requiring a lot of steel and have made at least fifty cuts, and there is plenty of life left on the first of the five wheels. These will last me a long time. I have always had a high opinion of Makita products, but this set of wheels not only maintains the high Makita standards of quality, but is also an incredible bargain.

When I ordered this product there wasn't a lot of detail in the size other than it's a 14-in and the picture shows it to be a 1/8 thick blade but what I actually received was 7/64 thickness blade which is not what I expected to receive I've used that size before and it doesn't last that's why I typically go with the 1/8 thick so the listing is very deceiving

I ordered the Diablo cold cut blade. It cut great for the first 3-4 cuts. Then it started to fail! It was no longer cutting without adding downward pressure and it started to heat up and leave o clean cuts. I returned it and got these blades. Just as clean cut as the Diablo’s first cuts and still going. I have cuts 2-3 times the cuts with almost no distortion, and still in the same blade. Don’t force your blade. Let it do it’s work. And there will be little clean up if any

I have used Makita brand chop saw discs for the last twenty years. I use to buy the cheapest I could find. And they did not last as long and usually would deflect if you pulled down hard on them. They Makita disc is harder and more rigid. I cut oilfield tubing which is close to schedule 80 and I wouldn't use anything else other than a bandsaw. You really know the difference if you cut angles. This is a real good price for them too!