Diablo D0724P 7-1/4-Inch 24 Tooth ATB Carbide Framing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor (Pak of 2)

These blades were used to rip several large rough live edge maple slabs that were about 1 1/4 inch thick. After having difficulty with another saw blade, I changed to one of Diablo.s 24 tooth blades. Wow what a difference. It cut right through and was accurate. I must admit the old saw blade was probably on the dull side but one can't do wrong with a Diablo product. I've gotten good use out of their larger blades too.

Wow. This 2-pack is my first experience with Diablo blades, and I couldn't be more impressed. I put one of these on my table saw, and it went through Oak like a hot knife slicing butter. I'd swear it has 100+ teeth from how smooth the cuts are. No jagged edges, or splintering, or popped out back corners. Much better than any other framing blade I've ever used. If the other reviews are correct on how long these blades stay sharp, I got an amazing deal. Definitely worth the slightly higher price than no-name blades.

I am a DIY kinda guy. I'm not a pro. I am learning as I go. You can find blades that are less expensive. But, you won't find blades that cut just as nice and "last longer" than Diablo blades. Yes, Diablo blades cost more. But, they will make your work easier and faster in the long run.

Can't beat a Diablo blade. Needed ablade for an old table saw to rip some lumber. Tell husband to get Diablo and he comes back with another brand trying to save money. Blade lasts through about 8 boards and gets dull. I ordered 2 Diablo blades. Ripped about 21 12-foot boards and it's still going. Still have a spare, but it also fits my circular saw.

Different blades then pictured, paint rubs off easily. To be honest I kinda wished I stuck with DeWalt blades. These cheaper Diablo blades are not as good as their expensive stuff and not as good as the cheaper DeWalt blades.

I have been using various blades for years and never really had an issue with any of the big name blades (as long as they were new and still sharp). We only have a Lowes in my area and they don't carry Diablo blades. In walks Amazon when I was shopping for tools to outfit my new crew with tools for the enclosed trailer I bought. I seemed to remember how good these blades were from using one years ago. MAN was I right! I put one on my saw and it has been no less than amazing. The kerf is a little bit thinner so if you aren't a straight line cutter it can have the tendency to flex a little more than normal blades, but that is the only negative I can think of and that's not really a negative because the thinness of theblade is what allows it to preform so well in every other aspect. I have been using the same blade on my saw for at least 4 jobs now. Cutting nothing but hundreds and hundreds of pressure treated 2x6 boards. While the blade is beginning to slow down now, it is still plowing through them with ease. I used to change blades pretty much every other job. So for what it is worth, If you do a lot of cutting, these blades are actually cheaper when you figure how much longer of a lifespan they provide. Bravo Diablo!

Use this brand everyday. Best blades out there.

Unmatched price and performance.