7-1/4-Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blade, Cermet Carbide Tooth, Fast Cool Dry Clean Cutting Steel, Angle-Iron, Other Tough Metal Sheet/Plate/Tube, 5/8-Inch (16mm) Arbor

Was kinda skeptical of these blades. But cut through 3/16 plate steel nice. They do throw lots of hot chips don’t want to cut around flammable material. Safety glasses ear plugs long shirt a must when cutting

Been using 4 1/2" cut off wheels forever. Rarely ever use a torch as I hate the clean up. Decided to try one of these as I daily cut plate steel, tubing, beams etc etc in a welding and repair shop. These are definitely a game changer. Cut approx 28" of half inch beam, 18" of 1/4" t/s with the first blade. Lost only 5 teeth and still using to cut 1/8" plate steel...8' lengths, twice. Cuts clean and metal is still very cool afterwards. No distortion . Does throw a bit of metal, to be expected but not nearly as much as cutoff wheels do and no fires. Highly recommend for anyone that cuts metal daily.

I have use it on industrial cable tray and uni-strut with out any problems

Cut old Exhaust pipe up with ease. Make sure you use PPE as the metal shavings are hot.

Used on a old worm drive circular saw to cut 1/4 inch plate steel, This blade eats! Made short work of some big cuts. Would have taken 10 times as long by angle grinder and leaves a cleaner edge than a plasma cutter. I feel like it paid for itself with the first handful of cuts.I will say it makes a mess though. It ejects sharp metal shards everywhere. I would advise using a face shield and protective clothingEven with that said it still get 5 stars. A worthy addition to any DIYers tool hoard.

Mounted this blade on my 7 1/4" screw drive DeWalt circular saw and proceded to cut up a 4' X 8' piece of sheet steel for my trailer bed. The cuts were very smooth and true. It was very easy to cut straight lines with very little effort. Just make sure you are wearing long work pants and leather work shoes when using this blade. The very small chips it produces as it cuts are VERY hot for a few seconds and really stings on unprotected/uncovered skin! I would highly recommend this product to anyone cutting metal with a circular saw with little effort.

I was skeptical about using a coarse-toothed blade like this for cutting metal stock. But I tried this Echo Corner metal-cutting blade on an old Craftsman circular saw. I tested cutting some scraps of aluminum shower door track. The blade definitely went through the aluminum fast, but the coarse teeth mean that the stock has to be really secured strongly in a vise or clamp arrangement. I fed the saw as slowly as I could to maintain control. Results were good - cut was straight and the cut edge was reasonably smooth. In this example, though, I would have felt safer and more in control using a different, slower cutting tool like a jigsaw. I also tested cutting mild steel - a piece of EMT conduit. The Echo Corner blade made it through that at a little more controlled pace. That use seemed more practical - cutting conduit or chainlink fenceposts. The blade survived cutting mild steel, can't really comment on how many cuts it would give before it's too dull.A fairly good product for specialized use. And use an old saw with metal guard - a plastic one isn't going to survive all those metal chips flying at it.

Very good quality saw blade for the price