EvolutionPower Tools 185BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 7-1/4-Inch x 48-Tooth, Yellow

did Not perform as stated by the manufacturerI'm almost certain it has carbide tips, once I've made around 12 cuts on a 7/8 stainless steel tube that was it for the teeth, Not happy with the product as it states it will cut hundered times more than a regular blade. Won't be buying this one ever again:-(

cuts great for a little while and perfectly clean but it is starting to leave rough edges on the material - seems to be dulling faster than expected

Creates a nice clean cut for about 8 cuts, then it's garbage.

Just got this blade. It does cut a little cleaner than the general purpose blade, I'm assuming that it will out last the general purpose blade because this one has more teeth to score and cut with. Only minor tinfoil type rag on the cut edge that come off with a stably kind or even fabric rubbing. MAKE SURE TO READ HOW TO PLACE YOUR STEEL STOCK IN THE CLAMP, that cuts down on blade wear, sparks and ugly edges. I've seen YouTube's of people complaining about the saw and it's blades and they were cutting the stock wrong.Really very few sparks on cutting square tube 1x1x16GA at 45°. Thats kind of a pain in the butt cut, basically is almost a plunge cut which is not the best way get a clean edge and no sparks.

This blade performed horribly on 20 gauge 304 stainless sheet; after four 48" long cuts every tooth was damaged. I have never seen a metal cutting blade get destroyed like this before. I have used several Evolution blades over the years and have never seen this happen. There is obviously something wrong with these. Glad I had an old blade on hand that performed superior to this one to finish the job.