10 Inch 100 Teeth Aluminum Non-Ferrous Metal Circular Saw Blade with 5/8" Arbor (10 Inch 100 Teeth)

Used to cut 80/20 extrusions.No Issues clean, fast cuts

3 years and still going strong

Great blade

Cut good, but a bit of flex in the blade when cutting. Used to cut aluminum 20/20 rail. Cut very slowly to avoid warped cut. didn't break any teeth so far.

I bought this blade to cut a large aluminum heat sink with a 1/2 inch base and 3 inch fins. It went trough it like butter with a nice clean cut. I really regret not having bought this sooner.

I've been doing hundreds, and probably thousands of cuts, over the last year with my miter saw using a regular wood blade building aluminum frame cabinets for customers. I've been using the same blade for months now. I figured it was time to at least try a blade that was meant for aluminum. I read the details on what this blade was good for and it matched what I am cutting. I got all of 6 cuts out of it before it started cutting crooked. By the 10th cut I took it out of the saw and threw it in garbage. I happened to purchase both this 100 tooth and a 80 tooth (from a different manufacturer), both were experimental before investing in a big money blade. The 80 tooth is still cutting well after only about 150 cuts. The 100 tooth just didn't work for me. I think 100 teeth might just be to many for aluminum shavings to clear and keep teeth from gumming on 1/8" thick material. That is why I bought a cheap blade to begin with, to be certain it would meet my needs before buying a more expensive one. I've been cutting with a wood blade 60 tooth (with slightly rough cut finish), so I may try something between the 60 and 80 next. The 80 tooth is a super clean cut!

Used to cut aluminum diamond plate sheet. Works great, no complaints.

Cut 16 cuts on 1” solid aluminum bar stock with ease on my chop saw. These are cheap and get the job done. I went slow and the blade stayed cool and sharp - it still looks new.