Would you recommend this blade for my Craftsman Radial Arm Saw? If not what blade would be best for my saw.
1539731
I'm not expert enough to make a recommendation. I did install a fine tooth blade in our miter saw since we do a lot of end and angle cuts of furniture trim.Anyway, we don't have a radial arm saw. Have you tried the Craftsman web site?
1114269
i have diablo blades on every saw i own, and i would not hesitate to cut treated lumber with any of them. go ahead, cut something.
626797
This blade will fit any table saw that accepts 10" blades with a 5/8" arbor.Most table saws on the market, particularly craftsman, will require these specifications. The best thing to do is look up your model to be sure. Otherwise, you can always compare your current blade to something in a store.
626795
This blade will fit any table saw that accepts 10" blades with a 5/8" arbor. Most table saws on the market, particularly craftsman, will require these specifications. The best thing to do is look up your model to be sure. Otherwise, you can always compare your current blade to something in a store.
1202400
Honestly, My blade did not perform as well as I thought it should. It really leaves a pretty rough cut. I wound up going to Lowes and bought the IRWIN Marples 10-in 50-Tooth Circular Saw Blade. Truthfully, I was VERY impressed with it. It is holding up well. Not as thin as the diablo, so if your saw is low on horsepower, you will have to adjust your feed rate. If you must have the diablo, I would get the 40 for stock that thick.
94596
I have 2 saws and they both use this blade. 1 is a craftsman and poulan pro. Both fit great. Makes a world of dif. Don't know model numbers.
1773531
I have a multi-blade set that has 10" and 12" blades, which work fine. I think you can feel safe to use whatever length blade is available, especially from Milwaukee. I think the limit will be what you are cutting. For really wide, hard materials (10" oak tree trunk) just take your time and don't overburden the saw. Let it do the job without overheating. You should be fine.
897663
I recommend going to Home Depot or Menards and purchasing a diamond blade that will cut various material. It's not going to be an inexpensive item but it will last for ever if you take care of it. This saw has 5/8" arbor so make sure you tell them upfront so you get the right one. I've always found that a smooth diamond blade and cutting oil are the best way to cut metal on a miter saw. Good luck!
748521
We bought this blade for our Makita 12" compound miter saw with laser. Sorry, not that knowledgeable when it comes to such things. My husband put the saw blade on, I just ordered it.
2180579
You can use an aftermarket blade but it will have to fit the arbor. Marc Spagnuolo did a nice write up about one particular brand. The stock blade cuts like butter and comes with the saw so unless you are getting one with no blade then I would stick with that before you go out and buy something new. http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/articles/new-tenryu-blades-for-festool-products/
1672074
I tried a set of the Freud blades and was happy with them. I have run a bit of wood through these blades and they seem to cut just as well. I guess I'll find out how well they last in the long run. I think most of these blades are probably made by the same company and everyone puts their name on them. Laying the Freud, Ridgid and these out together I can't see any difference in them. I guess in a couple of months I'll find out if they hold up as well.
1950838
I am sorry - I do not know. To my knowledge as long as the overall diameter and arbour diameter match, it should be fine. (Of course, the rotational speed of the saw should be less than the max design rotational speed of the blade). Remember it works best (speed of cut and life of blade) if the blade is lubricated with running water,
1350092
Not sure why you would want to use this on a tool that normally uses 5.5 blades. The blade size here is 3 3/8. I don't know the arbor size for the matrix saw but the arbor for the veracut is 15mm or 19/32. If the arbor for the matrix saw is the same then it should fit. However that certainly comes with caveats as these blades are made for the versacut. I'm mystified why you would want to use a small blade in a larger tool.
1128232
I sent this back as it not only was used when said was new but it also is a horrible blade. It is a combination blade so it does both but It tears out bad from the back. The manufacturer is great it was just this blade.I was not using it on my radial arm saw though so it may work better on that. The company was trying something new and as my opinion it didn't work. Patrick Gracz
1128230
It says on the package for chop, miter saws or table saws. I use mine on my radial arm saw which does primarily crosscutting . I have not tried ripping with it as I have a 50 tooth combination for that on my table saw. I would presume that the 80t blade could be used for ripping ,but it would be slow and would probably leave some burn marks which are hard to remove. There are a lot better options to ripping and why use an excellent crosscut blade for that? The 80t gives a exceptionally smooth crosscut. Hope this helps. Herb
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I have a set of these blades and I use it on a Sears 10" table saw. If you have a 5/8th arbor, you should have no problem with using them. I am not familiar with your saw, but it should work. These blades produce the best cut of any blade I have used in the last 40 years. It is smooth, very square and sharp edged cut of anything I have used. If your saw takes regular blades, then give these a try, they are outstanding. And no I am not Teresa, I am her husband, she just lets me use the blades.
1320832
You need to check the arbor size and buy the same arbor size as the blades you buy. Mine required filing as the machining in the arbor hol was not clean and there was a ridge that I had to file down. After that it works as advertized and I use it on a Craftsman 10" radial arm saw.