BENCHMARK 7-1/4" 24 Tooth Carbide Tipped Circular Saw Blade for $4.97

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ChrisT5598 wrote: ↑ Save your money

What valuable input with no details. Good post op, these are a good value and haven't had any issues with these.

xFRUGALITYx wrote: ↑ What valuable input with no details. Good post op, these are a good value and haven't had any issues with these.

Your post is just as light on details as mine, irony much?

These blades are dog shit the carbides come off, the metal that the blade is made out of is cheap low carbon warps easily.


Literally the only thing good about these blades is the price. The only way I'd recommend this is if you cut one or two 2x4s a year.


Save yourself some money by not straining your saw, by using a better blade. I think that the dewalt blades are 13 bucks and they are serviceable.

ChrisT5598 wrote: ↑ Your post is just as light on details as mine, irony much?

These blades are dog shit the carbides come off, the metal that the blade is made out of is cheap low carbon warps easily.


Literally the only thing good about these blades is the price. The only way I'd recommend this is if you cut one or two 2x4s a year.


Save yourself some money by not straining your saw, by using a better blade. I think that the wall blades are 13 bucks and they are serviceable.

Not just as light on details and not any irony there.

I am not sure what would make this any better than this budget Avanti which is $1 cheaper:
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/avanti ... 1001311466

From personal experience, I would recommend a Diablo 24T blade from Home Depots for around $14 instead. You'll get better quality cuts, durability, and longevity and ultimately, better results (both visually and in terms of cutting effectiveness).

24T blades are cheap, so it's not as tough to justify quality here. I'll never look back.