OSHLUNSBF-120100 12-Inch 100 Tooth TCG Saw Blade with 1-Inch Arbor for Mild Steel and Ferrous Metals

Didn't last as long as others and cost more than others

I resell these blades. It's sometimes is hard to fairly judge. I'll put it this way, I have not had any complaints about the quality and especially the price compared to other blades. The customers that buy them from me generally come back and them again. It probably won't out last a blade that you pay $150 for but if you are on a budget it will do just fine. The majority of problems with these and many other blades is that people don't use them correctly. Read the instructions and use it with their recommendations.

My husband uses this to cut 3 inch schedule 10 fire sprinkler pipe on the weekend. Long lasting and works well after being sharpened 2 times.He said he would recommend this to anyone.Update:Using an old RIDGID dry saw at about 1500 rpm. He has made about 400 cuts on the tubing and 100+ cuts on various angle stock on a new blade . Have not had this performance on a diablo or any other blade. He wonders if the cause for poor performance for some is because they are spinning it too fast. With the right equipment, this should do the job at a very great price point.

We mostly cut square tubing and angle iron, 20 and 22 gauge mild steel - (0.9mm and 0.76mm).While I'm not an expert on saw blades, I realize that there is a lot to know about them.Comparing this blade to others I have in the shop, I see that it does not have these humpbacks that are trailing each tooth on many other blades. Obviously, their purpose is to limit the cut depth on every pass of a tooth.With less than 50 cuts on the meter, the last cut was a compound miter where the blade entered the material slightly sideways. The blade spit two teeth that broke off including the base metal. Certainly we did not brutalize the blade, we have done that type of cut with other blades dozens of times.Still, the first cuts we made were smooth, effortless and absolutely clean and burr-free. As long or (rather short) as it lasted...

Works great every time

good

Best Dry Cut Blades based on independent testing by Project Farm. Go to youtube and search for "Best Metal Cutting Blade". Oshlun had the most 1st place finishes and a tie with Makita for the most top 3 finishes. Based on the test results the Oshlun blade was soo much better than Diablo, Irwin, and Evolution.

I would like to return this blade. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to even try it until I was outside of the 30 return window. I used it to make 2 excruciatingly slow cuts through 1/8 mild steel. By the end of the second cut the blade was useless. Do not waste your money on this product if you intend to cut metal (as is indicated in its product description)!