Makita A-93675 10-Inch 60 Tooth Micro Polished Mitersaw Blade, Silver

When I purchased a new Makita Compound Miter Saw it came equipped with this blade and I was surprised that a "stock blade" would provide such great quality cut. When it came time to buy a new blade while this one was being re-sharpened I looked at the brands that I typically purchase for my table saw and my previous chop saw. They were typically twice if not three times more expensive than this blade with what my experience had shown any difference in quality of cut or longevity. Money aside this is a great blade.

Overall, a fantastic blade from a top-notch American company. They say this blade is made from “japanese steel” and honestly as long as it’s not that chinese garbage, I’m sure it’ll be great. As luck would have it, it really is. Thin kerf, with that strong alloy, makes for clean cuts. Minimal pressure required when cutting through material.

Not for general work like cutting 2x4's, but excellent for precise cuts on hardwoods. I wish I had bought this earlier. Cuts more easily than my previous Dewalt blade (100 teeth) and leaves an excellent finish on oak and walnut. Definitely plan to buy more when needed. I ended up buying 1 for my compound miter saw and 2 different tooth counts for my table saw. All 3 are excellent.

I bought to replace the blade supplied with my new Ryobi 10" chop saw. I know, the Ryobi isn't DeWalt but I bought it for a couple of home projects and it's great for that. Regardless, the blade goes through everything like it's butter and doesn't "walk". Good quality.

Very precise and clean cuts used on Dewalt 7491saw.

Fine product as is expected of Makita. Worked well and stayed sharp.

I do professional trim and woodworking. This is the blade that came with a Makita saw. It was amazing. I've had some of the best blades made, including WKW, Freud, Amana, and a couple others. This is by far the best one. I paid upwards of $100 for the WKW and Amana blades and neither an compete with this gem.

As pro woodworkers we are always looking for great miter box blades at reasonable prices. Because we don't have a first quality sharpening service & are always dissiapointed with the longevity of a resharpened blade anyway we tend to treat all blades as disposable. These blades when new out last all others that we've tried & at a reasonable price. They make thousands of cuts & then are down graded to a less important tool.