10 Inch 80T Aluminum Non-Ferrous Metal Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor, Upgrade TCG Grind

Excellent blade at a reasonable price. I originally purchased one for my son, who had to cut aluminum shower door U channel for a custom fit for his bathroom tub. The cuts were quick and clean, with no burrs. I subsequently purchased the same blade to cut siding for a prototype heat deflector for a gas fireplace. Again, the cuts were clean and without issue.

Please consider this an objective review. Some of the items can be reviewed by a simple one sentence. Sometimes I am brutally honest and that it is only my opinion. This is my review on the 10 Inch 80T Aluminum Non-Ferrous Metal Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor, Upgrade TCG Grind I am very happy with the performance of this saw blade while I have only used it to make cuts thru 5\16th metal I have made at least 50 cuts with it and the blade is a sharp as the first time I used it. The cuts are clean and smooth, for an economical blade it is tough.

product arrived quickly, exactly as described, cut my aluminum parts very cleanly. this part costs $120 less than a brand name equivalent at a big box store and works just as well.

I recently picked up a table saw so I could start cutting acrylic sheets for display cases. From the reasearch I did online, I knew that the blade that came with the saw would not be ideal, so I found this on Amazon. Price was decent, so I gave it a shot. And it has worked very well so far. Cuts are smooth and clean, I'm not getting any chipping along the edges. Definitely does the job.

I purchased this blade to cut a 1/8 inch thick 60 inch long polycarbonate sheet. The triple chip grind teeth on this blade did an excellent job. The cut was completely smooth, with no chipping. The resulting edge was smoother than the other edge that was factory cut. There was no melting of the plastic, despite the slow feed rate I used. I was not feed rate limited, I just chose to go slow to avoid any chipping. I would have given the blade five stars, but one of the raker teeth was chipped. While I would have preferred an unchipped tooth, the cut was excellent nonetheless.

I needed a blade to cut a set of hard anodized aluminum GrillGrates. I wasn't sure if this was going to work or not, but I really didn't want to use the grinder with a cutoff wheel. I don't have a bandsaw either, but I do have a table saw and figured I'd give it a shot. I threw the blade on, set the fence, and let it rip. I was surprised how effortlessly the blade ate through the aluminum with a nice smooth finish. Easy peasy!

Great blade, been using to cut aluminum and it's still going after many jobs

works great through vinyl fence rail like butter.