Sawcraft 10 Inch Circular Saw Blade 80 Tooth ATB Crosscutting Saw blades with 5/8'' Arbor and PermaShield Coating

Provided a good, smoothe cut. I used it to trim down the long side of a 6 ft tall pine door. I only needed to remove a 1/4 inch. No splintering, very clean cut. I have only used the blade once so I cannot speak to the longevity.

I bought this to make a few cuts with my circular saw through mahogany veneer. The mahogany veneer is very delicate and is easily chipped or splintered. This saw blade did a great job leaving smooth, no-chip cuts in the veneer. If you need a blade to give that extra smooth surface this one will do the job.

Blade whines loudly the first 8 to 10 cuts then quieted down but still a low whistle. Not a perfectly clean cut you get from higher quality "more exspensive blades but works great for rough cutting where that edge doesn't matter.

Very smooth cuts on primed crown molding, I’m happy with it. Slim kerf. I’m using an old Delta Sawbuck, not a chop saw, so I’m pleased. I only used it for one room so far, but don’t see why it won’t last.

Honestly, after using $100 blades for finish work, I thought this was going to be a temporary "beater" at best. I can't speak for longevity yet, but boy was I surprised at the cuts this blade provided at the price point!

I installed this blade on a Dewalt miter saw, expecting that the 84 tooth carbide configuration would provide smooth cuts. I was disappointed to find that I got a significant amount of splintering on the back side of cuts through soft woods.....cypress and fir. The price was attractive but the cuts it provides were not.

This is a nice saw with as small a kerf as you can get. We will see how it holds up. But I do not see a problem to be honest.

Garbage. Don’t waste your money. Used to cut a new laminate floor project and ended up putting my trusty 80T Dewalt blade back on which is probably 5 yrs old. It cut perfectly and this one just wanted to plow thru material. Spend a few more bucks on a real blade and avoid this one.