Evolution Power Tools66TBLADE Blade for Cutting Mild Steel, For Circular and Chop Saws, Carbide-Tipped TCT Blade For Cold Metal Cutting, 66 Teeth, 355 mm

Bought this for my circular saw which is a different brand than Evolution but uses the same sized blade. I needed to put new box profile steel roofs onto my double stable and hay-shed which meant a lot of sheets to cut! This blade never missed a beat! Tore through the work in no time and at the end of the job was as good as new. Even the paint on the blade was still perfect. It made a lovely clean cut, no snagging and no kick back. I cut each sheet separately because I wanted a good job and time wasn’t an issue, so I don’t know how it would perform on multiples. Excellent product which is still going strong 9 months later.

Love them, treat the blade well and it will do you well! I use them with my evo s210ccs saw, and at amazon prices you cannot afford not to buy, exc value for money,the fit is spot on, and made in japan accuracy, no warping, appearance is as pictured, comes in its blister packaging, horrible stuff!! Highly recommended

I am impressed with this blad, have always brought multi blad

Great product good value for money

These are great blades no problem cutting 100 x 100 x 10 steel angle or 30mm round bar

These blades are great when they are new, for cutting thin/ thin walled material at a right angle.The specs for this blade say it cuts stainless steel plate.I made 1 angled cut on 100 x 10mm flat bar, I had to cut it on the wide face because of the angle, and that ruined the blade.It couldn't cut anything after this.Obviously I contacted Evolution about this to complain, they recommended that material is cut always on the thin edge to 'prolong blade life', using the vise jig that comes with the saw that holds square tube material in a 'diamond' position.I knew this from when I bought the saw, but feel that if the blade isn't capable of angled cuts it should be specified.They also said that (from pics i sent) that i hadn't tightened the blade nut sufficiently, or that the material wasn't clamped tight enough in the vise and the movement caused the blade to chip. I had tightened both firmly by hand, if that isn't enough then it's not practical.I was very disappointed to spend almost £100 on a blade that was useless in less than a day.If the specs had been different, I would just done that angled cut with a grinder.They also told me that the Evolution saw this blade is for is not intended for workshop production, but rather portable 'on site' use. Again - that should be specified.I have had similar issues with their steel saw blades - when they are new they go through steel like a hot knife through butter, but as soon as you start using them for anything other than the 'ideal position', they blunt quickly.The saw is a great price, but the blades are expensive and can't be sharpened, so not good value for money in the long term.I'm converting to a Femi band saw after seeing how well it works for a colleague.

Thought I'd give one of these a try, well I'm over the moon with the tidy cuts and the fact that you have a full sized blade at all times. There's also less waste to sweep up as l found after using this blade that most of the dust on the floor was disc dust

i was cutting 10 mm steel plate like it was plywood . clean cut. not designed for heavy work , more for 3mm box or angle iron