KENDO 1-Pack 10 Inch 40T Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blade with 5/8 Inch Arbor, Professional ATB Finishing Woodworking Miter/Table Saw Blades for Plywood, Laminate, Ripping Wood

I recently purchased the KENDO 2-Pack 10 Inch Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blades (40T & 60T), and I’m really impressed with their performance! These blades are perfect for both woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve clean, precise cuts.The 40-tooth blade is fantastic for general cutting tasks, providing a smooth finish on softwood and hardwood alike. It cuts through material effortlessly and leaves a clean edge, which is exactly what I need for my projects. On the other hand, the 60-tooth blade is ideal for more delicate work, such as plywood and laminate. It produces an incredibly fine finish with minimal splintering, which is essential for my finer woodworking tasks.The carbide-tipped design of both blades is a game changer! They stay sharp much longer than standard steel blades, allowing me to work without the constant need for sharpening or replacement. The 5/8 inch arbor fits perfectly on my saw, and installation was a breeze.Another highlight is the durability of these blades. I’ve used them on various materials, and they’ve held up exceptionally well, showing no signs of wear. The quality construction gives me confidence that they will last through many projects to come.Overall, I highly recommend the KENDO 2-Pack Circular Saw Blades. They offer excellent value for the price, and their performance is top-notch. If you’re looking for reliable blades that deliver precision and longevity, these are definitely worth considering!

Nice quality for the price. Easy to replace in table saw. Holding up well with cutting and stripping 2x 4"s. No vibrations or problems

I haven’t tried them yet but they look good and were so reasonable I had to try.

This Blade is Great I have hade the worse time getting nails out of old pallet runners yet the wood was strong and hard so I tried several blades, this was the "ONLY BLADE on THE Table Saw that wood rip threw nail, and it did I went threw the first blade after about 150 + cut thru thick embedded wood, now the second blade is cutting some embedded wood however it cuts nails clean without knocking the teeth off. Thank You Kendo!!!

OK, I will admit it: I bought these blades because they are inexpensive and I had made some drawers that had 23 gauge pins in them that I had to cut down. Rather than take the chance ruining a good blade, I figured worst case I will ruin a $10 blade. I put the 60 tooth version in my table saw and I was absolutely amazed by the quality of the cut I got, both on melamine faced particle board, and the drawer stock. As I fed the drawers through the blade I did see a couple of sparks (probably a result of cutting through the #23 pins) but the overall quality of the cut was superb. After cutting the drawers I continued to use the blade to cut that 3/4" melamine faced particle board and the results were equally wonderful; virtually zero chip out that I can see on the melamine. I cannot vouch for long term usage since I have only used the blade for a few days but I am incredibly impressed by the quality of the cut I got for such a low cost...I'm a happy camper and have no reservation about recommending the 60 tooth blade. I have not tried the other yet. Attached is a photo of the melamine faced particle board just cut with this blade.

Sharp and cuts good.

Works well. Actually cuts wood instead of making smoke like my last blade (perhaps that one was a bit dull).So far, I have not burned my workshop down like my last blade, and for that my insurance company would like to provide a sincere thanks.

Basic blade. Good to have different teeth count (plywood). Tip; The blade I took off, had printing on the opposite side then. this blade. So pay attention to the direction arrow when installing, don't just duplicate your existing one from the printed surface aspect. Interesting ?