BB900 C7 Bad Blade 9-Inch 56 Tooth With 5/8-Inch Arbor

This is a badass blade. I have an old Craftsman table saw and it works great. I only use it for wood but it works great

1st - the Arbor is not 5/8". The blade is supplied with a set of stamped adaptor rings ,5/8 is included. Despite the cheep adaptors the blade runs true in my old Rockwell chop saw, clean cuts in aluminum and trim mouldings. I think its a good value for my use.

Cuts like a knife through butter.

Didn't stay sharp any longer then the cheaper blades I have bought

Was very disapointed with this purchase. Lsiting clearly showed 5/8" arbor, blade received had a 1" arbor. I ended up having to call in about it and they stated, sorry they do not have any more. This really left me in a bind and I ended up having to next day air another blade. Customer service rep acted like they didn't care at all.

Good value for the price

I bought this blade to help us cut down some large housings made out of steel with a Makita 9" angle grinder. This blade is advertised for use with steel, but we cut through maybe 10' of 1/8" thick plate before the teeth chipped and stopped cutting. When new, it cut through the steel like butter, leaving a very nice, clean edge. But cutting through steel with a hand tool is always tricky and my guess is that the teeth don't handle the extra vibration / play well that being installed in a hand-held device entails. I bet it would do better in a table-saw setup...Anyhow, I don't think I would be as disappointed if the description was clearer: This blade IMO is OK for occasional contact with steel, especially if the steel and the blade are well-supported (think table-saw like setup, though I don't know how many table saws would be rated for use with steel). But for use in a hand-held grinder (as advertised pictorially on the blade) it's going to do better with wood, not steel.

Should come with a spacer or not be advertised as 5/8.

Not happy with product