Oshlun SBW-080064 8-Inch 64 Tooth ATB Fine Finishing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor (Diamond Knockout)

Good blade, no issues. I bought it for my old Craftsman table saw, and it works fine for general carpentry around the house.

This product worked well

GOOD

perfect smooth cuts, no chip outs on brittle hardwood

Swapped this blade for the one my 18 volt Ryobi mitre saw came with. What a difference! Nice clean cuts. BTW, the 18 volt saw isn't great, but comes in handy when I need it. And now it's got a good blade!

Used this for a framing job where my old Makita blade had suffered a lot of "tooth decay" and was having serious trouble doing long rip cuts. This blade did those long rip cuts like slicing through soft butter, with nary a whine or a chatter. And crosscuts were a breeze. Obviously it too will eventually wear out, but it has been well worth the money. Recommended.

Easy install, clean cuts, no wobble.

With all those teeth is makes very smooth cuts. I'm working with red oak at the moment and this blade is doing exactly what I wanted it to do. The cross cuts are very good and I am very satisfied with the results. I've only had it for a couple weeks and so far it's not lost any teeth yet but I'll be keeping an eye on it.

Was looking for replacements for my dado blades. My current set is Sears Craftsman and I noticed one blade is just a hair smaller leaving maybe a .5mm shoulder I needed to sand down in a 1/4" finger box joint. Saw these and thought worth a try for the 8" size and price point. They are a thinner kerf blade as advertised. Cutter on my 10" blade is .121" (approx measurements) this blade .100 ish. Bought 2 blades and stacked with the chipper blade spacer 0.025 and did a test dado. Result .184, Sears blades with 0.01 spacer result was .249.When compared to my initial Sears dado cut into my home made box joint jig, the inner edge of the cut was just short when compared to cut made with the Sears blades. Which makes sense when the blade is thinner. So true blade interchangeability is not happening however these blades do size nicely to the chipper.Now what I am very impressed with is the primary cutting ability. I may keep these 8" blades in my saw for general use. My decision is based on the clean cut especially when trimming the edge of oak 1x4 to square. My 10" blade when trimming the oak to square it likes to deflect away from the wood. This 8" blade, being thinner than the 10", I feel is perhaps more rigid and cut the oak clean and square. Smaller diameter blade less chance of wobble or deflection in cut? The blade still allows me to do a 2" depth of cut which is more than what I usually need.

does a great job

Good value...long lasting blade. Stays sharp for a long time..

I have a Dado set that got damaged when my nut fell off and one blade got destroyed in the process. It was the blade closet to the nut that ended up with 3 broken teeth. I was not sure if one had to buy a new Dado set or just replace that one blade.I decided to take a chance and buy this blade to replace the one that broke. I was concerned that maybe this blade may be 1 millimeter shorter or taller and as such one would have a deeper groove or less deep. However both were exactly 8 inch blades with 24 teeth.It cuts perfectly and I made a lot of dado cuts with it since I bought it. I also find it cuts razor sharp and am leaving it in my table saw as my main blade now.I recommend this blade and for the price it is really amazing. Now not sure how long it will last but so far real good.

Good product.