Irwin 11820ZR 6-1/2-Inch 140 Tooth TFG Saw Blade for Cutting Plastic, Plywood, and Veneer

adam taylor: does the job it was bought for but you will have to drill the hole bigger to fit on a makita battery slide compound mitre saw

Australia on Nov 12, 2023

D. P.: Conforme à la description

Canada on Nov 06, 2023

Norman Garreau: It’s a good blade for real fine cuts

Canada on Nov 02, 2023

WFW: I had a lot of melamine particle board shelving to cut for making cupboard doors. I made three slow passes of the saw and increased the depth of the blade each time to cut all the way through the board. The blade did well with this technique, and I installed a new one after cutting about 32 lineal feet this way. I could tell the blade was clogging and taking a bit more effort to push along. Its not a super expensive carbide tipped blade but for the money and results, it performed well overall. For a big job, buy two.

Canada on Oct 26, 2023

Angel: It’s good it works and fits fine

United States on Oct 12, 2023

B. K.: Very good chop saw blade, no jagged cuts.
I recommend this blade.

United States on Sep 10, 2023

Jean Pierre: Went dull very quickly cutting soft wood. couple of dozen cuts and it was toast.

Canada on Aug 27, 2023

Taracha M: I used these to cut baseboard and door casing. Once I moved to the laminate flooring the blade burned thru the cuts Smoking! Won't last long on anything dense. It's a cheap blade good for less than 1000 sq ft trim. That's all I needed!

United States on Apr 04, 2023

Graham: This is not expensive for a saw blade. My primary blade cost me $50. This is for some projects using rolls of vinyl and thin plastic pieces. It makes a nice clean cut. Just what I needed. Can't talk to longevity yet. Since I'm cutting things that are easy on the blade I'm expecting to get a reasonably long life.

United States on Mar 03, 2023

JRabbit: I used this blade with a corded SKIL 5280 7-1/4-Inch Circular Saw to cut backer board for a shower reno in my house. I cut mostly half inch and a few sheets of quarter inch Durock, total of about 12 sheets, but including a bunch of small pieces for a shower niche and a bench.

I was on the fence about buying this because it's expensive (almost as much as the saw!) and because I had previously been able to do an adequate (but slow and painful) job cutting Durock using a razor knife (and a whole bunch of blades) on another job around the house. But I was looking for something that was (a) faster, (b) cut a cleaner edge and (c) didn't wear me out so much to use - so I took the leap.

I'd say this blade fit all 3 counts.

(a) It literally chews through Durock. Occasionally it'd hit a hard spot and would take a second to catch, but by and large the Durock was toast. It was really fast, it probably cut through a full 5' in maybe 10-15 seconds. This is several times faster than I can go with a razor knife (scoring, then cracking, then cutting again ...) - especially as those razor knife blades get dulled up after seems like just a couple cuts.

(b) The edges were...

United States on Nov 06, 2019