Forrest CM07H606100 Chopmaster 7-1/2-Inch 60 Tooth 5/8-Inch Arbor 3/32-Inch Kerf Circular Saw Blade

Use daily in my woodwork shop. Have been using Forrest blades for >20 years. Forrest blades are the standard against which all woodwork blades are compared. Quality remains unsurpassed. Never a disappointment. Forrest sharpening service is awesome, and you can keep using, sharpening, and continue using for years. Cost seems high, but cost/value ratio makes this blade a bargain. Why buy something “almost as good as a Forrest” when you can get a Forrest, keep it sharp, and use it for many years.

Best blades on the market. Hands down. Changed the entire feel of my saw. Amazing.

Put this bade on my sliding compound miter saw and it works great. I've been using Forrest blades on my table saws for years and have never been disappointed. I do lots of fine detail woodworking and have found their blades to be the best for the money for this work. I do not believe I'll ever go back to the cheaper off the shelf items at the big box stores.

I bought this saw blade for my husband and of course he told me what he wanted! The last one he had lasted almost 30 years, he said it is starting to wear down some. Bought this one and it is perfect! Precise cut's , very durable blade's . These are the best saw blades on the market! Verified user 30 years!

This is a great blade, I have it on a DeWalt compound miter saw. While it does make some very nice cuts, I don't see it living up to the hype. To prevent tear-out you still have to use things like a zero clearance insert, extremely slow cuts, auxiliary fence, etc., but if you go through all of that, an 80T or 100T DeWalt blade will do the same and for 1/3 the price.

No comparison. Replaced my stock 32T Dewalt blade on my sliding miter with this one. Have to be a little more patient with 80T, but the cuts are crazy smooth and so much less vibration than on stock blade.

Went on my Dewalt chop saw. The blade that came with the saw is for construction work. Maybe it's OK for that but not for cabinet work. Bought the most expensive Dewalt 12" (cabinet) blade, which was better (but not great). I have two Forrest 10" crosscut and one Forrest 10" our our Delta Unisaw (pre-China 1986). Finally bit the bullet and bought the Forrest 12" chop saw blade. What a difference. One of my Forrest 10" cross-cuts has been sharpened four times (by Forrest). Far better than the local sharpening shop. I have no idea how many times they can be sharpened. But, I am a believer.

I own three Forest table saw blades and and their dado set and I have been very happy with those blades. So when recently when I decided to replace my chopsaw blade I spent the big bucks and got a Forest blade, and it is just as good as I've come to expect from them.