7-1/4-Inch 60T Ultra Fine Finish Wood Cutting Circular Saw Blade, 0.063" Ultra-Thin Carbide Tooth, Non-Stick Coating, 5/8" Arbor, Diamond Knockout

This is an excellent blade at a fair price, better than some at a higher price. The cut is clean on both sides. Looks like it'll last awhile.

This 7-1/4" circular saw blade provided me with a nice finish that I would rate as "Fine" but not "Ultra-Fine" like the label says. The reason I would rate this as only "Fine" is because this blade did not provide me with the extremely smooth exit cut that I associate with an Ultra-Fine finish blade.There are really two cuts that a blade makes when cutting wood. The entry cut, where the blade is rotating into the wood and the teeth are then cutting into the wood, and the exit cut, where the teeth are exiting out of the wood and back into the saw as the blade rotates around.The entry cut is very nice. Smooth, no tearout or fraying. However, the exit cut - as the blade exits the wood with nothing really to support the threads of the wood as they're being cut - was not as nice and I did have some fraying of the wood. This fraying of the wood can be cleaned up easily with some light sanding or even just rubbing the edge against your fingernail; but if that's necessary, then I can't call that Ultra-Fine finish.I did like that this blade had a thin kerf and cut easily through plywood. This is indeed a "laminate/plywood" blade as advertised. I tried it on hardwood to see how it would fare and the exit cut had quite a bit of tearout so I would not use this blade for that. Overall, a decent blade for plywood. I just wouldn't call it an Ultra-Fine finish blade.

this sawblade works great in my skill saw. i have ripped and crosscut with it and it has done fine with plywood, pine lumber and more. nice smooth cuts every time

This Echo Corner Circular Saw Blade is sharp and cuts wood very cleanly. The blade has a non-stick coating that reduces heat and keeps the blade from getting gummy. The blade has lazer cuts to keep the vibration and noise under control and cool the blade. The carbide cutting tips (60 tooth for fine finishing cuts) on every tooth provide a clean cut every time. This blade is thinner than most saw blades at less than 1/8th inch. The blade installed onto my Milwaukee Skill Saw with no problems. I have been using the blade off and on for a couple of days and the sharpness has not dulled. The price is really fantastic for such a great quality skill saw blade. Highly Recommended!

Fits well into my 7 1/4" cordless skill saw and performs great. This is a fine tooth saw instead of the typical rip saws so keep that in mind when looking at saw blades. Has the standard 5/8" arbor that fits most saws. Time will tell how long it will last, but feels like a quality blade. Performs like it should.

I do woodworking, but I got rid of my compound miter saw because of the dust. I use the tablesaw for final crosscutting, and the circular saw for rough-length crosscutting and for cutting large sheet boards.I have come to appreciate fine-cutting circular saw blades, and I have a 60-tooth blade from a major manufacturer that I would consider an 8 or 9 out of 10 on a smoothness scale.This blade is also 60 teeth with a mix of 2 types of blades to balance fast cutting with smooth cutting. After some test cuts in pine, I would give this blade a 7 or 8 out of 10 on that smoothness scale. That's perfectly fine for woodworking because a saw cut without sanding is rarely your final finish. I suspect that it's probably pretty good for carpentry too, although a finish carpenter might have a different view.At a list price of $14.99, this blade is definitely worth a try. Only time of use will show good the blade is for longevity.

I got this after I kept fraying the edges on some cuts I was making on finish boards that were quite unsatisfactory. After I replaced that blade with this one, the cuts stopped fraying and I didn't even have to use any tape. This is a quality blade that I'm quite happy with.

The ECHO CORNER 7 1/2-inch / 60T is a very thin blade and as expected, it cuts very smoothly through the material with its 60T.I am getting very clean results -- I have installed it on a DeWalt circular saw and the blade performs without issues. The blade looks very similar to the original -- I have attached a photo.I cannot talk about longevity yet, but that also depends on the type of material that is cut with the blade -- the price-value relationship at this point seems very good.