4 Pack 4 1/2 Circular Saw Blade 24T Carbide Tipped Teeth, Compact TCT Saw Blades for Cutting Various Wood, Plastic and Composite Materials, 3/8" Arbor, Fit Dewalt Craftsman Ryobi Milwaukee

Well working saw blades and at a better price point than Home Depot or Lowes for sure. Size is accurate and so far has held up as good or better than higher priced competitive blades. Cuts cleanly. Will buy again when needing replacements in the future. Solid product

I wanted a low cost (economy) blade to cut aluminum. This blade went well above expectation and cut the aluminum leaving a smooth edge. I wish I would have tested its performance with wood, but that will have wait until next use. I have no doughts that it will perform just as well with wood as it did with aluminum. I highly recommend this blade, it will perform as well as much more expensive blades designed for the same purpose

I was just gifted a 12-yr-old Ryobi battery-powered circular saw - 5-1/2-in blade, 3/8-in (10mm) arbor. The carbide blade was pathetic. I bought these Revvstark blades as inexpensive replacements. So far I've only used the 24-tooth blade, and I'm satisfied. I made 3 sets of saw horses using 2x4's. Most cuts were 90°, so the blade cut all the way through. Cuts on the legs were 75°, and the cuts didn't quite go all the way through - it's not the blade's fault, just basic geometry of a 5.5 inch saw - I finished those cuts with a handsaw..Saw kerf is quite thin - the blade is 1.0mm, carbide tips are 1.1mm, with alternate-top-bevel grind. All the cuts I made were cross cut - they were all clean with little tear-out. Not as smooth a finish on the end-grain as I get with a Freud Diablo blade on my corded 7-1/4 inch saw, but pretty close. I can't address the life-span of these blades, but with over 70 cross-cuts on 2x4 SPF studs, there doesn't seem to be any loss of sharpness. Using a battery-powered saw, I wasn't going to be very aggressive, so overheating wasn't much of a problem, even with the very thin blade. I had only one small instance of the blade overheating and warping just a bit. I ran the saw without cutting for 15 seconds, the blade cooled right down, and I was able to continue sawing (just backed off on the pressure a bit).I can't speak to the quality of the 48-tooth blade, but I assume it will give me a smoother cut for finish work.One nice touch, you DON'T have to use a chainsaw to rip open the clamshell pack - it's held with 3 staples, and 4 of the usual interlocking pop-open bubbles. After replacing the blade on my saw, I'm able to leave the clamshell in the bag with the saw, to store the 2nd new blade, as well as a second blade, if I buy one. A handy feature. I purely hate the welded clamshells.

I bought the four pack and I'm still using the first blade. It's holding up better than the more expensive blades do and I use my saw alot.

True fit arbor size for my saw and true carbide tip for fast, easy cutting.

Nice quality.

The blade cuts clean with little drag. Excellent value.

Great blades and a great deal. They are exactly what I need for my home projects.