Amana Tool 610800C Carbide Tipped Prestige Trim 10 Inch D x 80T ATB, 10 Deg, 5/8 Bore Circular Saw Blade

I have had this Amana 610800C blade for a few months now and used it exclusively to rip and crosscut the 3/4 cabinet grade maple plywood for the milling cart pictured. I recently made a Nick Ferry crosscut sled with it as well. This blade gives excellent, tear out free edges and faces, especially when using a zero clearance throat plate and or sled. I’ve not yet used it on hardwood crosscuts, but anticipate the same results. In haste, recently I used it to rip a pine 2x4, which was a mistake, it’s definitely not meant for rip cutting anything other than plywood, stalled and overheated the blade on my 3hp tablesaw, but that was my mistake. Still, the blade continues to provide excellent quality cuts (although, I’ve since ordered a second, dedicated one for crosscuts). I even used my original one to cut through some extruded aluminum tracks, and it’s still keeps on giving excellent results. Highly recommend!

The kerf is accurate which I really needed for my sliding table saw to be accurate for rip and cross cuts among the different blades (I also got the Euro Rip).The cut is very smooth and seems to be holding up well so far. Will likely stick with these blades in the future.

This is a high precision blade that is really well built and sharp. I think of it as an investment as I do more woodworking. I just built a cabinet with plywood and there was almost no tear-out for the cross-cuts. When it dulls, I'll have it professionally sharpened.

This saw cuts plywood really well and does a good job in cross cutting hardwood and pine. The only problem is it is not a true 10” blade. When I install it into my sawstop and adjust the safety brake, I cannot get the brake to move close enough to the blade. It is close and will probably still stop the blade but who knows. They should list this incompatibility in the description.

I finally pulled the plug on a dedicated finish/plywood blade and oh how I wish I had done this sooner.Like most woodworkers I have a few blades that I use for different cuts, a flat tooth for joints, two general purpose blades and a cheap one for reclaimed/questionable woods or plastics/aluminum.Even after cleaning my blades none of them have ever produced such a clean cut line with hardly any tear out as the Amana 610800c did. I've only had it on my saw for the day but it left near flawless lines on poplar and close to finish ready on both 3/4 and 5mm plywood.Only downside is it's slightly smaller than my other 10" blades and therefore I had to adjust the brake cartridge on my SawStop.Picture is 3/4 plywood for the box store after a cut.I'll update this review after I get some more use out of the blade. If it continues to work this well I will be buying my next blade from Amana.

Great blade very little chip out cutting plywood real clean cut finish blade does better than my 80 tooth 12” miter blade for cross cutting.

Blade cuts okay. I recently bought a different brand that is far superior and cost is the same. I wouldn’t recommend.

Cuts through wood like butter. Minimal tear out