Diablo Framing Saw Blade for General Construction Applications - 5-3/8" Diameter, 24 ATB Teeth, 10mm Arbor, .049" Kerf, 18° Hook Angle, .039" Plate, 12000 Max RPM - D0524X

I’m sold on Diablo blades for now on. I don’t know how they do it, but I noticed less vibration and les sawdust flying in my face.

Got this as an improvement over stock 24 tooth blade, on my ryobi 51/2 saw. Like most people, I usually immediately replace the stock blade with a Freud product. However I did find that the saw had chip evacuation issues, and ran hotter than normal. The cut was cleaner, but ended up putting the 24 tooth blade back on & just put up with the rougher cut. & yes, I know how to use a circular Saw, so spare me the sage advice on feed rate.

I don't use my old Craftsman 19.2 volt saw a lot, mostly for rough field cuts later cut to size, but I was horrified the other day when I looked at what was left of the original blade. No wonder it was barely cutting and the cut was ragged. Diablo blades are great, and this one is the right size for the saw. What a difference! The saw has not cut that well in years. I'm happy.

I got a cheap Ryobi mini circular saw as part of a kit, and wanted to see what putting a premium blade on it would do. This was the right size diameter and arbor, so I splurged. I'm pretty amazed how efficiently it cuts. Goes through plywood like my 7 inch Makita corded.

This blade transformed my 20v black and decker saw. With the stock blade, it really struggled through pretty much anything I tried to cut. I was going to sell it off, but someone suggested I try a good blade on it first. I bought this blade and it's a whole different ballgame. I mostly use the saw on 1x or pallet wood, but I thought I would try a 2x4 just to see how it handles it. Surprisingly, it can actually cut a 2x4 without bogging down or stalling! The depth is very very close though, so any 2x board that's even a hair thicker than 1.5", this blade doesn't have the depth to cut it in one pass. But like I said, any thing thinner than 2x and this blade rocks!

I have used five or six brands of circular saw blades.Diablo (red blades) are by far the best.Dewalt is next in line

This blade cuts surprisingly smooth for a framer. It could double for a finisher in a pinch and you can still get the job done. Freud quality throughout, so no worries on how long it'll last.

I have a Milwaukee M12 cordless which is a great size, but really got bogged down easily with the OE blade. This blade is sharp, accurate, and much thinner, which means less material for the saw to hog out. Makes the Milwaukee M12 a whole new saw.