Thin kerf saw blade for miter saw and portable tools. Designed for cutting oak, pine, plywood, pressure treated lumber and beams. Alternate top bevel, .071" plate, .098" kerf, 15 degree hook angle.

For general construction applications, including fast, efficient ripping and crosscutting. Cuts rough framing lumber, high quality finish lumber, plywood, OSB, and hardboard siding. .098" thin kerf design. 15-degree hook angle. 7,000 max RPM.

Thin kerf saw blade for circular saws. Alternate top bevel, 2.7 mm kerf, 13 deg hook angle.

Thin kerf saw blade for miter saws and table saws. #400 grit diamond ground teeth. Alternate top bevel, 1.6 mm plate, 0.095 in kerf, 20 deg hook angle, 5900 max rpm.

Diablo combination blade is ideal for ripping and crosscutting wood and wood composites with the goal of a smooth finish. The best choice for a table saw when one blade is needed for ripping and crosscutting. Each set of 5 teeth is separated by a large gullet. Diablo large gullet provides the chip removal space required while ripping and the close grouping of teeth within the set provide the smaller bite size required when crosscutting.

This blade gives new life to underpowered table saws and radial arm saws because the thin kerf does not require much horsepower. The Perma-SHIELD? coating helps this blade pull 1/3 less on the saw, which translates into over 33% more cutting power. The ideal working range is from 3/4 to 2-3/4 in thick.

This multi-purpose blade will cut stacks of manmade wood products as well as hardwood and softwood up to 2-3/4 in thick. The blade's deep gullets and TCG rip and crosscut through hardwoods and softwoods with ease. Although the ideal working range is 1/2 to 2-3/4 in thick, thinner or thicker materials may be cut, resulting in some loss of surface finish.