Diablo Ultra Finish Carbide Saw Blade for Wood - 7-1/4" Diameter, 60 ATB Teeth, 5/8" Arbor, .059" Kerf, 10

What a great blade at a great value. I do a lot of smaller, lighter weight workpieces and 10" blades take a big cut through the material. This one's kerf is 0.059" and the cut is smooth and clean.

I forget to replace the blades in my saws, and so once in a while I will order the “red one”..Only then do I realize how much easier it is to make a smooth fast cut! If the project is important, why struggle?No more binding, blade catching the wood, or smoke! These blades work well, and are nicely affordable.

smooth , long lasting , we always buy extra because we use in remote off grid locations .

First time to use this brand blade. Very happy with the result - smooth and clean!

Excellent

Glad I realized that in my saw, the blade has to be mounted with the label on the back side! Be aware. The 'diamond' core was easy to brake out. Saw made fine, sharp cuts. Can't say about longevity, its brand new and only used for one job, but promising.

I’m using this and a 40 tooth version on my DWE7485 portable table saw. Cuts amazingly smooth (cross or rip) and can handle tough hardwoods. Now granted I’m writing this review when the blades are new and only have had a handful of cuts so far. I’m sure as the blade dulls results will change. But you could resharpen it if you have the skills to do so. Me, I’ll just buy a new one I don’t know how to do it and I don’t want to screw something up that leads to weird cuts. I would rather buy fresh and not have to worry. For the price it’s not a huge deal. I also don’t cut tons and tons of wood so these should last me a long time. Diablo is my go to brand for now unless something in this price range blows it out of the water. Almost every single YouTube video I watch amateur or semi professional always seem to Diablo blades. That tells ya something in my opinion.

My wife and I recently bought a pew from the church where she grew up. We were also married in this church. The pew is 13 feet long and I needed to cut it down to 6 feet and then reattach the end. I needed a blade that could smoothly cut the finished wood. The Diablo was able to do this.