Lames de scie circulaire de base pour charpente, 7 1/4", 24 dents

Hi their this is the first time ever using a Milwaukee skillsaw blade, I may not have bought one had it not been included with the cordless saw. That being said though I will definitely be buying them again in the future. I do a lot of cutting being a carpenter, with this blade when I first tried I lived how smooth it was and the cut on the plywood considering it was just a framing saw blade and not finish blade. As time went on and the blade dulls I was super surprised how it matched up to the usual dewalt and diablo blades I buy and it may just have me buying again and again. Thank you, great product just as expected though with Milwaukee.

This saw blade saved my weekend. I was needing to replace my porch (the previous owners didn't take care of it) and was on a bit of a time limit. Plus this isn't my trade, at all. However, I made quick work cutting down everything to size as this new blade was cutting the pressure treated lumber like a hot knife thru butter. I thought I would finish by noon of the 2nd day but I got everything done in 1. I owe that to being able to just rip right thru everything I had to cut, no fuss or mess about it. This gave me the entire 2nd day to relax and play with my kids on our new porch and that's a memory for years to come.

Loving the extreme quality of the blade for precision cuts with no tear out. I am beginner finish carpenter so I'm clearly no expert on this. However I do know tools as I have been using them my entire life. just learning all this joinery and finish woodworking. The job is hard enough so the tool I reach for is the one I choose to make the work a breeze. Always relied on Milwaukee for that quality and durability to not break down so I don't break down as well. This blade helps with all that from very smooth clean quality rips so when it comes to sanding the quality of this blade he's made that part a breeze.

The cordless circular saw selection is as of course unmatched. I appreciate the choices as usual from large to small, brushed to brushless and m18 to m12. There is just a couple things that could be looked at as it doesn't state on the box or manual or the description when searching weather it is right or left handed. As well as the trigger safety switch can only be easily activated with the right hand on the right side of the hande, but it catches slightly with the left hand on the left side. You can see the switch tilts slightly when switching from side to side. Besides that I was extatic it came with a vacuum attachment. I started with milwaukee and I'll stay with it. No matter what.

Here we have a good looking blade, thick teeth, all the friction relief cuts and a good solid weighted feel. Now a days the variety of materials I am cutting is no blades friend. Baseboards, laminate floors, aluminum handrails and Composite decking. You don't necessarily have to use the same blade for all of that but sometimes you do. The nicer the blade the the more consistent and quality cuts you will get. The other thing that is great about 10" blades is you can use them in the miter saw and the table saw. 80 teeth is also what you want to rip delicate products like plywood, you will never believe how well it works. This is a blade that could last for years if you only cut trim with it.

If you have corded tools it really says alot about your efficiency in production and your eye on safety. That said, Milwaukee M18Fuel line of tools make my projects money and create a safer more agile team. My most recent purchase was the 71/4” M18 cordless saw. What a game changer for my blocking and framing crew. It came with Milwaukee 24 tooth “Framing wood blade”. The blade performed as expected but the saw simply RIPS! Its light and easily mobile all over the site, up and down the ladders and even comes with a side hook to hang nearby. Milwaukee Fuel-ing American Projects! Get some.

This 80-tooth fine finish blade is a REALLY clean cutting blade. I put it in my 12” miter saw. I tried cutting some thin oak planks (about 1/4” thick) to test how clean this blade cuts. My idea was that if this blade could cut thin material with no tear out, then it would do even better in thicker materials. The proof is in the picture, a perfect cut with zero tear out. I don’t have the Milwaukee 100-tooth ultra fine finish blade to compare it to, but this 80-tooth blade is good enough for all the work I do. I’m hoping this blade continues to cut this well after it gets some wear on it.

Nice clean cut. Had to cut and remove 8" off the bottom sheathing from around a building due to rot. Turning an old shed into a beautiful smokehouse 8x10, fully insulated with supplementary heat, power and lights. My old Milwaukee circular saw konked out on me and ended up buying a new one. Not realizing it came with a blade I ended up buying 2 blades just in case I knicked a few nails while performing the cut. The blade cut nice and clean with no bogs. The blade and the saw marry nicely. Didn't end up hitting any nails on my rip cuts...looks like I'm bringing those other blades back.