OSHLUNSBW-100024 10-Inch 24 Tooth ATB Ripping Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor

I have purchased a number of saw blades over the years. These blades are will constructed, run true and have more than enough carbide to sharpen several times. They stay sharp for a long time. Just keep them clean. Plus don’t cut treated lumber with the same blades you use on cabinet quality woods.

All blades are expensive if they are worth anything. This one was a good compromise. I read a lot of reviews on a lot of blades before buying, This blade was straight and balanced out of the box. Cuts smooth. Your experience may well be different, but I am satisfied. I just would the cost of decent saw blades could come down a little.

It works great cuts really fine

The media could not be loaded.  I like all aspects of this 10" blade on my Radial Arm Saw. It produces a beautiful cut and the saw and carriage does not have the tendency to climb into the stock. The price is also reasonable. My only dissatisfaction is the overwhelming, loud whine or siren sound that the blade produces. Upon first startup I immediately deployed my hearing protection. This blade operating on my old DeWalt RAS, at 3600 rpm, will destroy your hearing faster than a Metallica concert. The video does not do justice relating the high sound level.

This blade made the smoothest cuts. Happy with my purchase.

Have only made a few cuts so far but very smooth. Kicked back one time hard but I’m sure it was user error

I purchased this to replace my worn-out Irwin in my table saw. For the price, I'm happy with it. It is sharp, doesn't exhibit any vibration, and doesn't ring. I you've used older style solid steel blades, you know what I mean by "ring". One caveat is that if you're looking for a mirror finish cut on your material, or are looking for a blade to run glue joints, I don't think this will be what you're looking for. While the blade is extremely sharp, and tear-out is very very minor to not distant, the cut edge will have a touch of roughness from tooth marks. That said, I've used this with oak, maple, fir, pine, and cabinet-grade plywood with excellent results. When ripping fillers for cabinetry, the quality of the cut is more than acceptable for that type of work. You end up with a tight joint without tear-out or gaps. If the cut will be exposed, you will have to do a little sanding, but that is usually expected anyway. Only the highest quality blades, such a Forrest, will give you a cut that doesn't require very much in the way of hard work. For the price, I'm more than happy with this blade and will most likely purchase more in the future as I need them.

You will not regret this purchase…

Hi hoI’ve been asked if this blade is full kerf or not. To make things clear : a full kerf blade is standardized at 1/8” or .125”. This blade is offered in two sizes 10” and 12”. Both are tablesaw blades not chop saw or radial arm saw blades. This is not a negative rake blade so don’t assume it won’t kick back on either radial arm or mitresaws.The 12” is .001 lthicker than full kerf and the 10” is slightly under . I have several thin kerf blades that are much thinner. I stated before that it’s an excellent blade and I still do just make sure it’s on the correct machine. Losing fingers is not a fun time Just ask me! I’ve been at this stuff for a very long time…the things I see today with everything tool related revolve more around how to make it cheaper than quality. This blade gives you the luxury of having the best of both worlds. Good luck. Regards: marlon

This is without a doubt the best blade I have ever used on the DeWalt table saw. The blade appears to have a slightly thicker kerf kerf than most of the blades (2.4mm) I normally use. Most annoying is the fact that the kerf width is not mentioned anywhere on the packaging. The thicker blade adds stiffness which no doubt contributes to the cut quality. The combination of alternate top bevel and flat top raker teeth leave a lovely flat bottom to the cut making it ideal for splines, half lap and dado joints. It has thicker carbide than most blades which should allow more sharpening if I can find somebody with the equipment to sharpen ATB and Raker teeth in Queensland.

Very nice. Cuts very good. I am ripping 2" strips of some 6/4 hard maple 60" long just like butter. Leaves a bit of a ruff edge but a pass with the hand plane cleans it right up. It is definitely a good price for quality. I recommend and will buy again ones dull. Like it as much as my old Freud 30 tooth that I paid around 80$

Leaves saw marks on wood. Spend the extra money and buy the Freud.

Very good quality for the money.