Milwaukee’s wood cutting, ultra-fine finish blades provide a smooth finish and cutting efficiencies to improve your productivity. A High-ATB tooth pattern provides a superior finish with minimal tearout in the cut material. An anti-friction coating keeps the blade cool while cutting and resists corrosion and gumming. Laser cutting technology creates the blade from 100% sheet steel to ensure a stable blade that increases cutting accuracy. 12 in. blades are ring tensioned to further stabilize the blade. Laser cut vibration slots minimize wobble and warping during use. A thin kerf design delivers faster cuts as well as more cuts per charge when using a cordless tool.
- Anti-friction coating
- Laser cut from sheet steel
- Polymer filled vibration slots
- High alternate-tooth bevel (ATB) pattern
- Cobalt infused tungsten carbide
- Thin kerf blade
- Optimized for both cordless and corded tools
- Blade tensioning ring
- 100-tooth; 1 in. arbor hole
- Great for use with: softwoods, hardwoods, malamine, MDF, veneered plywoods, paneling and moldings
Aliza Johns (verified owner) –
Used this thin kerf blade for putting up some shiplap siding. It was a stained shiplap to so I wanted to insure chipping was minimal. A thin blade and many toothed blade helped to insure the wood didn’t chip or splinter. After a wall; probably 60-80 cuts the blade is still as sharp as when it came out of its package. So I expect the blade to last a long time.
Faye O’Conner (verified owner) –
Using in Milwaukee’s 10″ M18 Mitter saw. Good Blade, no splintering or chipping on Trim Boards after many cuts, Holding its edge real well
Clara Connelly (verified owner) –
The blade is great. It fit perfectly on my m12 circular saw. It cuts great.
Deanna Hayes (verified owner) –
This Milwaukee blade is really a good blade to use on my table saw. It cuts thru just about any kind of wood that I throw at it. It stays sharp and when it gets dull, It is so easy to sharpen and use again. The off set is perfect and it dissipates the heat from cutting evenly thru the blade so it can cut longer and still does a good job. This is a good blade and the cost is about right for this size of blade. I really like this style of blade. It does a good job.
Kiley Dickinson (verified owner) –
Great quality blade for my portable table saw. As with most Milwaukee blades they hold their edge better than most.
Myrtie VonRueden (verified owner) –
Worth every penny. Loved this and it gave a nice clean cut.
Cody Upton (verified owner) –
This style of blade is excellent for all of the cutting I do. I cut a lot of plywood and various thicknesses and this blade goes thru it all like a hot knife thru butter. The blade does not get hot with normal use. The way the blade is made it dissipates the heat very quickly. The teeth self clean so it stays sharp and continues to give you that clean crisp cut. I have used this style of blade for several years now and I dont switch blades because this blade does what I need done and the blade lasts a long time if you take care of it. My grandpa use to sharpen saw blades before they had carbon tips and because I learned from him, I can use these blades a long time because I know how to sharpen them. This way they last a long time. These are a good quality blade and if you take care of them they last a long time and continue to cut sharp and crisp. These blades are a good investment.
Devin Schoen (verified owner) –
This blade is SHARP. I am using it on a DeWalt 20 Volt battery saw and it slices through material with almost no effort. I got it for use in thin material like plywood and it does a great job with minimal splintering. It tracks straight and has a very narrow kerf. I have always bought top quality blades for use on my portable saw since it has less power than a corded saw. This blade seems to be as good or better than the other blades I have been using. It has relief slots to keep it from warping when it gets hot and has a nonstick/low friction coating. I am just glad that more manufacturers are coming out with 6 ½” blades for battery saws. Since this blade did so well in plywood I tried it out on 2×6 Douglass fir and it went through it without a hitch. I normally use a worm drive saw for framing work and I am either going to get the 7 1/4” version for my big saw or use the 6 ½” blades on the worm drive. Since these blades have a diamond knockout I could easily install them on a full size saw and only lose about 3/8” of cutting depth.
Johnathon Crooks (verified owner) –
This saw blade cut thru “one by” pine like a hot knife thru butter.
Cathrine Gaylord (verified owner) –
Impressed very well pleased thanks for asking
Kristy Stracke (verified owner) –
Excellent saw blade, cuts like it’s going through butter.
Ashly Emard (verified owner) –
This is the blade I will be using for all my fine cuts for now on!. This blade is carbide tipped and balanced well. It is easily installed and cuts smoothly while leaving a clean cut. The 60 teeth per inch are an impressive amount and they work well. This blade does cut like a hot knife through butter as I tried it on a variety of wood with excellent results.
Mozell Johnson (verified owner) –
The blade has a uniform coating; lies flat and is well-balanced at no-load running speed in my saw. I used it overhead in a sliding compound miter saw to cut paint grade poplar crown moldings. There was no chipping or tear outs. On walnut and cherry built-up crown assemblies I got similar results by judiciously lowering my cutting speed (blade advance speed). Even long tapered back slash joints required no sanding prior to assembly. Also I decided to put the blade in a table saw and produce some cabinet panels from hardwood veneer plywood. Of course I worked with finish side and face-down. Of several species tested, none produced splinters. I attribute those fine cuts to the high angle of the alternate tooth bevel. This seems to have the same effect as pre-scoring the cut line. I did not measure the angle with a protractor; but it does appear that the pitch of the tooth chisel edges versus the plane of the blade is steeper than that on many similar products. The blade did not gum up or scorch. Because of its fine results thus far, I do not think it sensible to dedicate this blade to high production rates; so I’ve not tested it under rapid use conditions. I will, however, continue to look at its longevity until sharpening – and until visible deterioration of the coating. So far, so good.
Austyn Prosacco (verified owner) –
MIlwauki saw blades always give me good service and stand up well, even with poor quality wood products. I just use as directed and keep them sharp. I use the fine finish blades for MDF and Melamine to get a great cut for shelves and such, no sanding required. These blade are also coated with something like an anti-stick layer that keeps them from gumming up like uncharted blade sometimes do with laminates and rough plywood.
Maxime Roob (verified owner) –
Works as expected. Very difficult to get out of thick plastic packaging. I ended up splitting the paper package apart and then releasing the blade.. The Milwaukee logo is printed on the wrong side of the blade so does not show when it is on the saw! (This would show correctly if the blade went on the left side of the saw. My saw has the blade on the right.)
Marion Gibson (verified owner) –
The blade came on the date I was told it would arrive which is always nice. I mounted the blade on may Hitachi chop saw and it cut wood like it was warm butter. Smooth, clean cuts and fast. So I amtotally satisfied with the blade I ordered and will undoubtedly order more as well as other things down the line.