7-1/4 in. 24-Teeth Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Coated Framing Blade (10-Pack)
- Ultra-coated blades provide reduced pitch build-up
- High grade C-3, fine-grain Tungsten carbide for longer durability
- Increased life up to 2X more than a traditional framing blade
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The Makita 7-1/4 in. 24T Ultra-Coated Framing Blade is ideal for a full range of wood cutting applications. The ultra-coated blade resists pitch build-up and the high-grade fine-grain Tungsten Carbide tips are engineered for improved durability and longer blade life. Makita's exclusive "M"-shaped blade tooth has two cutting points, so it delivers the cutting speed of a 24-tooth blade, but with the finish of a 48-tooth blade.
- Ultra-coated blades provide reduced pitch build-up
- M-shaped tooth has two cutting points to provide the speed of 24 tooth with the finish of 48 tooth
- High grade C-3, fine-grain tungsten carbide tips for longer durability
- Greater wear area and more cutting tips increase the life up to 2X more than a traditional framing blade
- Exclusive dual-beveled tooth face has two 10 Degrees angles
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Specifications
Dimensions
Saw Blade Diameter (in)
7-1/4
Details
Color Family
Black
Material Cut
Wood
Number in Package
10
Number of Teeth
24
Power Tool Accessory Type
Circular Saw Blade
Returnable
90-Day
Saw Blade Material
Steel
Tools Product Type
Power Tool
Questions & Answers
20Questions11Answers
Will this blade fit my 3” 18v ridgid multi material saw?
Asked by Rick December 11, 20201
AnswerThank you for you question. This Makita blade is a 15mm arbor with a 3 3/8 in diameter please refer to your tool owners manual for compatibility.
Will this blade cut through stucco?
Asked by AB October 13, 20201
AnswerThank you for your question. Blade T-01410 is designed primarily for fine crosscuts in wood.
will i be able to cut oak board and leave it with a smooth edge?
Asked by Em July 14, 20201
AnswerThank you for your question. The T-01410 6-1/2" 40T Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blade, Fine Crosscutting is capable of completing this job. A higher tooth count will deliver a smoother cut.
do they have a diamond knockout?
Asked by Rottpack August 18, 20192
AnswersThank you for your question. Yes, the A-94530-10 7-1/4" 24T Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Coated Circular Saw Blade, Framing, 10/pk does have a diamond knockout.
I want to know what gauge metal I can use this with. I want to cut 31 gage corrogated steel.
Asked by DaniaPark August 4, 20191
AnswerThank you for your question. Yes, the A-94524 5-3/8" 50T Carbide-Tipped Saw Blade, Ferrous Metal-Thin Gauge will cut 31 gauge steel.
is this blade good for cutting wood
Asked by George June 6, 20191
AnswerThank you for your question. Yes, the A-94904 5-3/8" 16T Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blade, General Purpose is a wood cutting blade.
Can you please publish the size of the kerf?
Asked by BuzzCut April 27, 20191
AnswerThank you for your question. The kerf of the A-99948 6-1/2" 64T Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Thin Kerf Saw Blade is .075".
What is the arbore sise?
Asked by MarLopM349 March 13, 20191
AnswerThank you for your question. The A-95021 3-3/8" 20T Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blade, General Purpose has a 15mm arbor.
Well the blade handle floor trim without chipping
Asked by Phill February 25, 20191
AnswerThank you for your question. Yes, the A-99948 6-1/2" 64T Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Thin Kerf Saw Blade should be able to complete this job.
will it cut Formica without chipping ?
Asked by beth November 3, 20181
AnswerThank you for your question. Yes, the A-99948 6-1/2" 64T Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Thin Kerf Saw Blade should be capable of handling this job. Please consult a local contractor for specifics regarding your material.
Customer Reviews
Aug 15, 2020
The Makita 7-1/4" carbide tipped blade is surprisingly thin with the tips measuring slightly less...
The Makita 7-1/4" carbide tipped blade is surprisingly thin with the tips measuring slightly less than 1/16"! Usually carbide tips can be as much as an 1/8" or more. I compared this to my diablo framing blade with mostly the same specs - the tips are about double (see pic). This means that there is more stock waste, more sawdust, slower cuts compared to a thinner, faster and less stock waste and sawdust. This blade features eight cut outs for debris and faster rips and cross-cuts. It is made for either corded or cordless saws as well. It has 24 teeth with 5/8" arbor. Max speed is rated at 8,300 rpms. Although faster than a thicker blade, my diablo blades are coated with a non-stick surface. You can achieve this manually with a silicone spray should you be cutting wood that is catching the blade.
by Jeff
Aug 12, 2020
This ultra-thin kerf framing blade by Makita cuts like a hot knife through butter! I tested thi...
This ultra-thin kerf framing blade by Makita cuts like a hot knife through butter!
I tested this blade against other framing blades that I had on hand. The Makita blade cut through effortlessly with no tear out on pine 5/4" decking boards. Besides clean, thin cuts, the other purpose of the thin kerf saw is that it uses less energy, making it ideal for a cordless saw where you are making multiple cuts and would be concerned with how much battery that you are using. With any thin kerf blade you will want to make sure that you don't overheat the blade which can cause it to warp, especially with thicker pieces of wood.
For novices, make sure that you know what you will be using a blade for and have several different types on hand. Spend the extra few minutes to switch out blades to use the correct blade for the job. It makes a difference in your final product and the longevity of you blades.
I would recommend adding this blade to your collection.
by Wilshirekid
Aug 8, 2020
I installed this blade on my Makita worm drive saw and was able to run through some wood I had on...
I installed this blade on my Makita worm drive saw and was able to run through some wood I had on hand. I tested the blade using cross cuts on soft and hardwood of varying thickness. The pine boards were easy to cut with clean edges. The thin plywood needs a blade with more teeth. With the hardwoods, I did go a little slower with my cross cuts. The maple was easier to cut when compared to 1.25” thick walnut.
I am not a contractor so I can’t speak to the longevity of the blade or how it would perform being used every day on a job site.
Overall, this is a good quality blade that should last the average home owner/Do it yourselfer a long time. I would definitely use this blade for framing purposes and maybe ripping softwood that doesn’t need a super smooth edge.
by HomeProjects
Aug 7, 2020
The MAKITA 7-1/4 IN. 24T CARBIDE-TIPPED circular saw blade is a great addition to any circular sa...
The MAKITA 7-1/4 IN. 24T CARBIDE-TIPPED circular saw blade is a great addition to any circular saw or small tablesaw arsenal. The narrow kerf makes resawing cuts more efficient by wasting less material than thicker blades will. This blade also works well for doing things like bent plywood laminates etc.
I have had several of these in the past and found the blades to last a long time (years with light to moderate use). As with any thin blade you will want to be conscious of heat management and feed rate, to prevent the blade from warping and ruining the cut.
This most recent blade arrived missing a tooth. However that did not seem to impede the function of the blade at all. I'll just have to keep an eye on it to see if any other teeth fall off. My last blade (roughly 5 years old?) Still has all its teeth, so chances are good that this will last me.
Overall, I would recommend this blade as a good addition to anyone's shop. It produces a kerf of just a hair over 1/16", is relatively quite, and based on others I have had over the years, lasts a good long while with proper use. For a rough blade (24 tooth) it produces a very smooth cut with minimal tear out.
by TomH
Aug 3, 2020
The Makita 7-1/4 In. 24T Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Thin Kerf Saw Blade is an excellent saw blade provi...
The Makita 7-1/4 In. 24T Carbide-Tipped Ultra-Thin Kerf Saw Blade is an excellent saw blade providing fast, clean cuts. The blade fits easily on most 7 1/4 inch saws. The arbor is 5/8 inch in diameter and has a knock-out feature that can convert the round arbor to a diamond shaped arbor if the saw requres that type of opening. Easily cuts and rips. I was surprised how easily it cut through a 2x4 fir stud.
by CDM
Aug 2, 2020
The saw blade is sharp. Of course, you would expect that from any new blade. The first test cut...
The saw blade is sharp. Of course, you would expect that from any new blade. The first test cut was smooth and returned no vibration. The thin kerf will produce less saw dust, and hopefully more cuts due to less drag on the blade. I've only used it for a few test cuts (don't have a current project to use it on), but it showed no wear after the test.
by HappyInNorthFlorida
Jul 31, 2020
I am submitting my review of the Makita 7 1/4 " 24T Carbide tipped, ultra thin kerf framing saw ...
I am submitting my review of the Makita 7 1/4 " 24T Carbide tipped, ultra thin kerf framing saw blade. I recently acquired a large quantity of pressure treated 2×6's from a deck demolition. I had a few projects that required narrower material, so I decided to rip the 2×6's. I was very happy with the performance of the blade, most of the boards I cut were 16' long . I did not encounter any binding and the cuts were all clean. I was careful to check for any nails or deck screws because I don't think the blade would survive if it were to hit one. I will definitely use this blade again.
by fne141
Jul 31, 2020
Blade is definitely thin. As seen in picture, it's a good 1/3 thinner than my DeWalt Thin Framin...
Blade is definitely thin. As seen in picture, it's a good 1/3 thinner than my DeWalt Thin Framing Blade. The description online shows that it was designed for the new Cordless Saws, but could be used for Corded Saws as well. I don't have a big Cordless Saw, so I used it in my Corded Saw.
After cutting with this blade, it does produce a clean, smooth cut. With my first cut, I encountered a knot at the edge of the 2 x 4 and I could tell the saw blade knew it. However, I cut several other pieces and the blade performed well. It may have been the paint covering the carbide and blade sides causing friction.
Thinner blade means thinner carbide tips. I don't know how long this blade will last on a regular saw. I would definitely buy it again if I had a 7 1/4" Cordless Saw. So consider what saw you are using it on when buying.
by Geobug
Jul 30, 2020
This ultra thin blade is intended for framing. It looks like it is well made and I had no problem...
This ultra thin blade is intended for framing. It looks like it is well made and I had no problems with the construction of the blade. My first cuts were in MDF and this was very smooth and easy. My next project was to rip a SYP 2 x 8. This blade performed poorly. I cut in about 3 inches and got stuck. The wood was twisting and grabbed the blade. I placed a wedge in the kerf and continued to cut and got stuck again. I did this several times and then I gave up. I reinstalled my old blade and finished the cut and ripped several other pieces without any problems. I think the old blade has teeth that are wider than the main blade body, so the blade was not pinched like the Makita. The Makita blade has residue buildup behind the teeth after about a foot of cutting into SYP.
by Franko
Jul 29, 2020
I have the basic 7.25" ryobi cordless 18v miter saw and it works pretty well for very light duty....
I have the basic 7.25" ryobi cordless 18v miter saw and it works pretty well for very light duty. Cuts trim and molding for around the house remodeling or repair. It will cut larger stuff such as 2 x 4's but finding very thin kerf blades suitable for mitering can be a challenge. Home Depot sells the saw but often has no blades. This Makita framing blade IS thin kerf and says on the blade that it is suitable for miter cuts. It fits the smaller saw and is rated for speed in excess of the tools capability.
by FloShed
