DEWALT Circular Saw Blade, 7 1/4 Inch, 60 Tooth, Wood Cutting (DWA171460)

This blade saved me a pile of money on the custom cabinets I built from pre-finished maple plywood. It cuts as well and cleanly as anyone has any right to expect. One important tip - depth is quite critical when using this blade. I wasn't prepared for this. I mostly use my saw for framing and flooring - that sort of thing. I'm used to just dropping the shoe all the way. The first time I made a cut in my $100+/sheet plywood, the blade bound, deflected, and veered way off of my line. My fault - not the blade's. Be aware of this limitation. Once I set the depth to about an inch (for 3/4" plywood) the blade worked perfectly.

Good quality blade, clean cuts. This 60 tooth blade is a big improvement over my previous 60 tooth blade from another manufacturer.

Very well made circular saw blade. Easy to install. Does finish cuts very well on trim. No splinters like you would get with a 24T blade. Impressed with the squareness of the cut.

I purchased it because the 24 tooth stock blade that came with my circular saw was tearing up the edges of the plywood I was cutting. Replaced the old blade with this one and it has been working great. Because of the increase in number of teeth it cuts a little slower than the 24 tooth stock blade, but it also cuts so much cleaner. I've used it now for a few weeks to build built-in lockers and cubbies for a remodel and the results of how it cuts are what I was hoping for. Hopefully it keeps up.

Purchased this blade to cut laminate flooring. It does provide for a smooth and reasonably chip free edge if you take your time. As for accuracy, that depends more on the saw that you are using than the blade - assuming that the blade isn't warped. I am using it on a DeWalt circular saw which has excellent bearings and stays on line exceptionally well. Overall if I don't over heat the blade and warp it I expect to get thousands of cuts from it.

This is an excellent quality saw blade. It is a big improvement over other generic blades, as it cuts better and lasts longer to those. These blades do tend to go on sale during Prime Days and Holiday sales so those are good times to stock up. Happy Cutting :-)

Cut through the wood like a cube of butter! Easy to use and the price was right!

We used this blade to cut 1" thick laminate countertops and the blade performed amazing. Our detail cuts required a perfectly smooth and even cut and finish, since the seams would be in very visible areas of the kitchen, and we are so glad we decided to get this fine tooth blade vs. our rougher "go to" blade we use for almost all other projects. It's definitely worth the small investment (we paid about 20 dollars) to get a more professional looking result, highly recommend. PROs: • precise cut • smooth cutting seam without any jagged areas, chips or nipped edges (we did use painters tape to protect the cutting edge) • seems to hold up well to be used across multiple projects — so far we have done about 8 cuts for our laminate counter project and the blade still appears to be like new CONs: • none for us, but we'll see how the blade holds up over time

Purchased from the USA via Amazon, very good price and quality. Cuts through the wood like a hot knife through butter.

Muy buen producto excelente calidad lo recomiendo 100 %

Lo compré principalmente para cortar tableros con melamina; el disco resultó excelente, hace un muy buen corte y no se astilla el material, el corte queda muy fino

For blades, I’ve been using the Diablo for quite some time and they’re generally regarded to be great, second only to Forrest. I recently had to pick up a blade for a quick job (thanks same-day Prime!) and reluctantly got this one. This isn’t a cheap “starter blade” but it’s no Diablo either. I’ve used it to cut maple, pine, MDF and the edges are surprisingly crisp and clean. This blade has swayed my preference from Diablo because of the price and quality. With that in mind, if I had to go out and buy another blade and was conscious about price, I’d buy the Dewalt again… and again. I’d use my “big box store” blades for rough woodworking cuts but for everything else, I think I’m a Dewalt guy now.

Good product