These blades seem well made and cut well. I tested on a few pieces of hardwood and deckboard that they went thru without issues. The blades say they have a 7/8 arbor but I did need to use the included adapter to fit snuggly on the shaft of my Ryobi saw. These are only 4-1/2 round blades so they are only good for cutting material up to around 1"thick, which is fine for plywood but not 2x4's. Overall they are solid blades that made some nice, clean cuts.

To begin, I'd like to put out a word-to-the-wise: be certain that your tool (mini circular saw, grinder) works with a 7/8" or a 5/8" arbor, as these blades are designed for 7/8", but come with an impressively snug-fitting reducer to allow 5/8" to work. I somehow managed to think my saw takes a 7/8", but it actually takes a 3/8", and so I ended up having to borrow a saw to cut through some framing I was trying to take apart.With that being said, these blades are an excellent value. They are shar…p and efficent to use. Plus, because of the two different blades that it comes with (a 24-tooth framing blade and a 36-tooth fine finish blade), they are useful for both rough work and detailed work. While I don't use them all that frequently, I have not noticed any especially rapid dulling of blades.Overall, for this price, you can't go wrong (unless your tool can't use them 🙃).

These appear to be really nicely made blades. They are sharp, feel balanced and have a lot of nice features you would find in a high-quality blade. Unfortunately, I made the same mistake as a couple others, I didn't look closely at the Arbor size. My small saw has a smaller Arbor than the 7/8" Arbor on this blade, so I'll have to buy an adaptor to use these.

This blade provides much smoother cuts than that provided with a 24 tooth blade. The carbide teeth will stay sharp much longer than steel teeth. Those are the two most important considerations when selecting a blade for cutting wood. This blade is a little slower than a 24 tooth blade but the results are far superior.