High-Alloy Special Steel Saw Blade

Good product fast delivery

Love the fine cuts I can achieve with this blade.

Artículo de excelente calidad.

I use these blades on my dinky power miter saw. They work for cutting brass tubing, and other small projects that would not be safe to cut on a standard size miter saw. Bob

Got the new blade, tooth count is exactly the same as the stock blade in my Harbor Freight saw, and the mounting hole is about 1/64 inch larger than the stock blade, so I was skeptical that it would work better because there is no way to get the blade perfectly centered on the drive shaft of the saw. The new blade is also about 0.003 thinner than the stock blade, I figured thinner might be better, so I decided to try it instead of just sending it back. It does cut better, faster/smother/cleaner, ( I'm cutting off 223/556 cases for resizing to 300 blackout) and the slight out-of-round doesn't cause any noticeable vibration, so I figure the $15 (delivered price) of the blade was worth it, it was a little harder to get the mounting screw tight enough so that it didn't come loose from repeated stops and starts, but after the third try it seems to be holding. Only cut off about 50 cases so far, so how long it will last is still unknown. the blade I bought is "Praxxon 28020 2" HSS saw blade KS 115"

I liked it fit perfectly. Works great.

Used for crimp micrograph analysis. This requires cutting through copper and brass terminals to take measurements of the cross section.

The fine tooth blade is essential for the modeler. It cuts straight and smooth with minimal material loss. The larger teeth on the standard blade will tear through basswood leaving a rough appearance, while the 28020 2-inch HSS leaves a real nice clean cut necessary on fine wood work. Don't force it though, let it do its work at its own speed, you will love it.