Amana Tool - PR1040 Carbide Tipped Prestige General Purpose 10" Dia 40T ATB, 18 Deg, 5

I wish I had realized that the blade matters that much on a table saw! Cuts like butter.

Works great as a replacement blade for my SawStop table saw!

Extremely happy with my purchase. This is my first Amana Tool purchase and I'm very impressed. Cuts hardwoods like butter and is a workhorse in my shop. I use to be a Diablo saw blade user, but my experience with this blade changed that. Will only be purchasing Amana Tool saw blades as long as the quality and price remains the same.Do yourself a favor and pick one up today!

Saw several reviews on YouTube along with those here. All positive and I agree. Can't speak to longevity since this is a new purchase but dang what an improvement in the cut. Definitely a commitment to yourself to pay this price vs. something off the shelf at a big box. Commit to yourself. You'll be impressed. Clean cut at the start makes the remainder of the project easier.Happy Birthday Electro-Blue - a year down the road and the blade is performing just as well as day one. Except for exacting dado work, this blade stays in my table saw all the time. Had the need to cut some 1/4" birch hobby plywood, 24" length, recently and I was worried about tear-out experienced with other blades. I was going to sacrifice a backer board but decided to give the blade the opportunity to prove itself. Wow. Very tiny tear-out and note that I do NOT have a zero clearance insert. I'm a weekender but the blade has ripped and crossed a lot of hard and soft lumber. I do clean the blade and keep the teeth free of build-up. Well worth it!

I put this on my Bosch Miter-saw and I love it. Cuts clean cuts fast. Stays sharp. Been using as a hobbyist for over a year now and it’s as sharp as the day I got it!Some plywoods will need a zero clearance insert and the kerf is just a tad thicker than standard blades.Cut plenty of pine, maple, black walnut, plywood and purple heart without any complaints!

At some point in my hobbyist history, I was convinced by some article that having a thin kerf saw blade was somehow "better". I don't recall why I bought into that but I did. I had paid upwards of $25 each time to get my table saw blades "sharpened" and by that I mean they felt sharper but I still feel like they had "run out" and I was pushing more than I felt was expected to rip and the scoring and blade marks left behind were anything but "glue ready". Did a little research on these Blue Blades and decided to buy instead of resharpen. OMG! What a difference. I run an "older" DeWalt hybrid which is now underpowered for me but the SawStop 3HP budget isn't yet (or likely unlinkley to be filled anytime soon) so I am stuck with better than contractor but not serious power yet. I was shocked (for some unknown reason) when I opened the new blade as it seemed so HEAVY. I almost was afriad of it in a way. I was so used to thos light weight thin kerf versions so I gently installed it, took a step aside knwoing that it was certainly going to break my arbor and laucnh through my skull...Power on and ...the most satisfying hum. The frequency was lower or more harmonious than the Yellow and Red ones. The heft of the full 1/8" kerf and extra steel made my "little" DeWalt hybrid into a beast. I fed walnut, maple and cherry through and each slide effortlessly through those boards like it wasn't even aware it was in use. Get this and be happy.

Great blade compare to Diablo blades. Decided to pay a little extra to see the difference. It was night and day on my saw. Brand new cut through hard maple like butter. Left almost no tare out on my plywood. I won't go back to a cheaper blade again. The Diablo blades bog down and burn the wood. And even the brand new Diablo ply wood blade left tare out.

After seeing a Stumpy Nubs review I decided to try it. Wow! Only tried one cut, and truth be told I am comparing to a used blade that has not been changed for a while. Others compare to a Forrest. That is what I just took off. It has been a while since it was new, but I do not remember the new Forrest cutting so easily as this blade. Awesome! Keep in mind, this is a 3 HP cabinet saw. Lower powered saws may not work as good and a thinner kerf blade might be more appropriate in those circumstances. But the Forrest is now about twice this price! I can buy two of these Amanas for one WW. IMHO that is a great deal. Thank you Mr. Nubs!

I use this blade for my woodworking and it works just as well as it was rated. I am very pleased with it.

Excelente disco de corte

This blade makes my saw better than brand new. This is by far the best blade I have ever used.