Carbide-tipped. These are the most common type of circular saw blades, consisting of a steel disc with carbide-tipped cutting teeth around the outside edge. These blades are typically used for ...

Your circular saw is only as good as its blade, so we found the best blades for cutting lumber, plywood, steel, and more.

Carbide-tipped blades for portable circular saws are generally of the all-purpose variety, suitable for cutting all kinds of wood, including plywood and particleboard as well as hardboard ...

As with table saw blades, carbide-tipped blades should be sent out for sharpening, but high-speed steel types can be sharpened in the shop.

The new blades also feature carbide-to-back bonding and offer fatigue-, shock-, wear- and strip-resistance when cutting difficult-to-machine materials. “Advanz carbide-tipped blades provide faster, ...

Diablo's Wood Demon Ultimate Finish saw blade delivers sandpaper-like finish cuts and is crafted with custom-formulated TiCo ...

Milwaukee Nitrus Carbide Circular Saw Blades Can Handle the Heat When blade wobble or warping is a concern, one of the easiest ways to deal with it is by making the blade thicker.

The 7-1/4” 24T Nitrus carbide framing and demolition circular saw blade from Milwaukee Tool is equipped with what the company says is the sharpest welded carbide teeth and also delivers cool ...

The circular saw may be scary, but we show you how to use it safely. Plus, a look at the best circular saws available now.

This DeWalt circular saw features a 6.5-inch carbide-tipped circular blade and a powerful motor that can spin up to 5,150 rpm for clean cuts through wood.