KwikTool USA BB500 C7 Bad Blade 5-Inch 36 Tooth with 1-Inch to 20 mm arbor

This us one badass cutting wheel. It cuts wood effortlessly like the wood isn't there. I cut off a few bolts. It cut them just as easily as the wood. I also cut some hardened steel bolts. A tad slower than hardware store bolts but @#$!& impressive! It simply zips through whatever you feed. Well worth the money. I recommend it highly. Best cutoff wheel I've ever seen. Amazing.UPDATE:It lasted 10 months of occasional moderate use cutting everything from wood to sheetmetal to hardened bolts to welds. The latter did it in. I suspect it's my fault for pushing too hard. The carbide blade tips started co.ing off. I'm gonna buy 2 more.

This item is supplied and shipped by Amazon.It doesn't have 36 teeth. It has 24. 36 teeth is preferred as I want to cut laminated doors.It doesn't fit a 20mm arbor. It fits 1 inch, or 5/8 inch with supplied adapter. My Makita and possibly other saws / grinders use 20mm.The artwork on the blade is completely different from that pictured, consistent with the view that this is only a loose "equivalent" of the item described. I contacted KwikTool to get a clarification but no response to date.I am getting a 1 inch to 20mm bushing from a third party vendor so I can actually use the blade.While it's nice to have the option of a 5 inch blade, it's important that a vendor supplies what they advertise.

Was advertised as a 36 tooth but as others have said you get a 24 tooth blade. Otherwise it appears to be a good product.

I would've liked it had I have gotten what I ordered. It doesn't have the bad blade logo on it. It didn't come with different angle grinder adapters. I had to use one I already had. It doesn't have 36 teeth as the description says. It has 24.

I have a Ryobi flooring saw that uses 5" 5/8 Arbor blades. They are hard to find and Ryobi blades won't be available until 2011. This blade works great with the saw and is far better than the mediocre one that came with it.

Can Kwik Tool make some of these blades with 7/8" arbor holes, which is pretty common in angle grinders.

Zips thru Metal, wood and nails just remember its a carbide blade so you can ram it thru stuff you ease it in and out.