Lame de scie circulaire mince au carbure pour coupe du métal et acier inoxydable, 8", 50 dents

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 7-1/4 Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blade came in so handy this past weekend. My husband was building a garage when he became sick. So my son in law and I decided we would use the metal saw blade and try to work on the garage ourselves. The blade cuts smooth and does not leave jaggeder edges on the siding, and also we used the same blade all day and did not have to replace. I am really impressed with the Milwaukee brand now and so is the son in law. It took us no time to measure and cut, the pieces we needed for the roof and I am looking forward to next time we are in the home repair store of buying a couple more to have on hand. #MilwaukeeSawBlade

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using this blade for a lot of projects since I got it. It makes getting the job done a breeze. I used it to cut through sheet metal on a project and the blade cut through with no hesitation. I also used it on another project to cut through real aluminum siding and it cut as if I was cutting through butter. That was after I had already used it on a couple of previous projects. The blade didn’t get dull or lose its sharpness at all. Very happy with this blade. Made everything a lot easier and cut my work time in half. Another good tool to add to my collection, would definitely purchase in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don’t do a lot of metal cutting but did have a small home improvement project I was working on recently and was glad to get this blade. It made my job a whole lot easier. It cut smoothly through the pipe I was cutting as well as the aluminum sheets and rail pieces I was working on. The edges were smooth and not jagged so that was a plus. I was using a cordless saw and it did the job perfectly. Overall I was very impressed with how well this blade cut. Oh and be sure to wear some safety glasses as as there were bits of metal shavings when sawing.

I've been cutting 3/16" wall square tubing with the 5-3/8" cordless Milwaukee saw and the 5-3/8" 30 teeth metal saw blade and the teeth seem to dull quite quickly. I followed the instructions directing to only have the bottom of the blade extend no more than 1/4" below the bottom of the steel being cut, but must be doing something wrong to have the blades dull so quickly. Do you have tips for extending the life of the blade? Can the teeth of the blade be sharpened? thanks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband loves this metal cutting circular saw blade. He is forever in his building making crafts or projects for the house. He says that this blade has come in handy for so many of his projects. The metal cutting blade is a wonderful addition to anyone who works with power tools. The blade was shipped very fast even with the delays in packages these days. Just over a week and it was here. Packaged well with care to the person opening it to not get hurt.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Milwaukee 7-14" Metal cutting circular saw blade works great with my cordless circular saw. I am using this blade to cut 1/4" aluminum sheet and corrugated 29-gauge roof panels. It cuts like butter through both materials. The blade seems to track well and provides burr-free straight cuts with ease. I am using this blade without additional lubricant and it seems to cut well without getting too hot. So far I am very happy with this blade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This blade is tough as nails. I have been using this blade to help a friend remove an old metal-covered barn. We decided to recycle the standing seam metal that was used as siding and roofing. Friend's trailer is small so we cut up the metal in 4ft lengths. This blade was still cutting through the metal after cutting more than 30 sheets. I also used it to cut out the old framing, through visible and hidden nails. Never missed a beat.

We use almost anything for cutting metal from torches to tin snips. Other than the metal circular saw that we have been using for years which has been god sent for grating and other thin plate metal, this is the best. The electricians on site were using it in there chop saw to cut various material from aluminum to galvanized unistrut then we used it for regular mild steel 2"x2"x1/4" angle to 3/8" angle and 1/4" kickplate