10-Inch 80 Tooth TCG Aluminum and Non-Ferrous Metal Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor

I order this for my fence contractor to cut 4x4 aluminum post that are 1/8” thick. This thing cut thru all 45 posts like butter! See picture of the posts… the cuts are clean, low vibration, and hold up well. I end up also doing two small decks - and the blade also got that job done. For those say the quality isn’t good…. I’m pretty certain are user error. 1) you have to have a quality miter like a Dewalt or Mikita. A junk miter would not run fast enough for the blade to cut thru. 2) don’t just drop the blade the second you press the button on the miter. As with all cutting, let the blade run for few seconds and then put it down. If the blade slow down, take it easy.For the money of the blade, it’s worth every penny even if it’s just got these two jobs done. Im certain I’ll get more done with it in the years to come! I’m keeping this blade on my machine! Best $$ spend!

Purchased this 12 inch saw blade to mount on Dewalt 12 inch chop saw. Need to shorten a by pass door track fit in a doorway. Made sure the teeth of the blade were mounted in the correct orientation. Also made sure that the track was secured to the chop saw table while cutting.....very important. Started the saw and slowly cut through the aluminum extrusion. No problem. Cut was smooth and I was very pleased with result. Will need to cut through several other tracks in the near future. I don't plan on using this blade in a production unit, or for an extended period of time, but for the tasks that I needed to get done, this blade did what I need for it to do. Well worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. I've cut 1/4 inch aluminum with a 12in chop saw with this kind of blade (red brand from big box store) and keeping it clamped is a must to reduce noise and to make a clean, safe cut. Ripping it was a little more sketchy. Lots of noise and vibration. Clean cut but not as good as the chop saw. That may also be the bearings on a 20yld portable table saw. Worked fine, never bucked if I didn't keep the part square to the guard. Makes a huge mess which is typical. Part was cool. Used WD 40 as lube but probably didn't need it. Makes the chips stick to everything. Only needed to make 8 cuts so can't attest to longevity. My truck bed slide is almost done so I doubt I'll ever use it again to find out how long it lasts. Worth it for the few times I'll need it. Now for the welding. FYI, tig welding doesn't work well outside in a breeze if you don't have much experience. The arc follows the gas. Gas blows all over. Need a tent to finish this off

cuts alu profiles like butter. Compatible with higher-speed table saws. Good buy.

Bought this to cut some handrail aluminum tubing - small DIY project so didn't want to spend a lot on a blade for my miter saw. This blade worked great and ran smoothly - well balanced.I saw a few reviews stating it cut poorly and teeth broke off quickly, which sounded like people mounting the blade backwards, so I discounted those reviews in my mind and bought the blade.After receiving the blade, I'd be willing to wager that the blade being installed backwards was exactly the case in the bad reviews. The blade is only printed on one side, and that printing is on the back side, opposite of the side most blades are printed. Intuitively, many will think the printing is supposed to face them as they tighten the nut, but that's wrong in this case.Also the direction of rotation could be more clearly indicated on the side that is printed. There is an arrow, but it's a larger design that looks more like part of a logo, and there's no printed text stating "rotation". I've deducted one star for making it so easy to mount the blade backwards due to the above reasons.

This saw blade worked very well in plate brass. Not sure what’s in this stuff but it is harder than other brass I’ve cut. It left a bit of a burr but nothing that couldn’t be taken off with light filing.I had no problem with any teeth falling off but then again I paid attention to cutting rotation.If you can’t figure out which way it cuts then don’t use the tool, you’re going to put an eye out.Now I have an inexpensive blade for the times I need to cut non ferrous materials or plastic which isn’t a lot I admit. I’m very happy with the delivery and performance and would recommend this saw blade to anyone.

I had a few pieces of 2020 aluminum extrusion I wanted to cut and this blade on my miter saw made extremely clean and precise cuts. No complaints.

I use this blade in my manufacturing business to cut PVC pipe - diameters ranging from 4" to 12" (SCH40 and SDR35 Sewer). This blade cuts clean and does not splinter or chip the pipe in any way. I highly recommend!

Used to cut aluminum railings and it cut easily and very clean cuts. Would definitely recommend this product.

I used this to cut aluminum baseboard approximately 1/8" thick. The blade was definitely up to the job even on angle cuts. There was absolutely no tearing or catching. It was like cutting through butter.