BB1000 C7 Bad Blade 10-Inch 64 Tooth With 5/8-Inch Arbor

Would tell a friend , only other blade can compare to is a Diablo blade sold at Home Depot , C7 so far has worked ok , for the price.

This is the baddest blade. Smooth fast cuts on steel, wood and plastic so far.

At the time of my purchase these blade were $40 a pop, they are now $27.25 and I'm still not buying another. You know why? Because they do not work as advertised.It's a gimmick, BAD BLADE, now doesn't it sound like a gimmick?Says you can cut steel and non-ferrous metals with these on a ordinary saw. Using a chop-saw, I've found that only thin tubing can be cut. You can do that with most any carbide-tipped blade if it has enough teeth. You certainly don't need this at all. If you try cutting something like 3/16 wall tubing the blade will never make it through, you will only dull the teeth and then your $40 blade is due for a sharpening. I have better blades for plastic and wood that were *far* cheaper than this. Why do I need this expensive blade?Another pair of twenties down the drain.

When used For the first time it's splendor, but after use almost 5 times you'll throw it in the trash .