Customer Reviews for Milwaukee 6-1/2 in. x 54 Carbide Teeth Aluminum Cutting Circular Saw Blade

These blades are some of the best blades I’ve ever used. They stay cool, they are fast, and they hold up cut after cut. I will be buying more Milwaukee saw blades for the Miter and table saw.

Nice blaces

These are awesome!!!

My husband is always working on a building project. He has several types of saws and is constantly searching for good, long-lasting saw blades at reasonable prices. This blade is versatile in that he can use it on several kinds of wood including treated lumber (he uses that a lot for outdoor projects) and plywood. It makes a clean cut and it has an anti-friction coating to cut faster/easier. One of the issues he runs into with blades is longevity. So far, this blade looks like it will work well for a long time.

The blade cut well out of the package, but overall didn’t last very long.

I own plenty of Milwaukee Power tools and have always been impressed by their quality but the new blades are cheap knockoffs of Diablo & don’t compare when it comes to quality or performance. Compared to Diablo, the new Milwaukee Blades, I can only get around 60-70% as many cuts with the Milwaukee blade compared to the Red Diablo 7-1/4” 24 tooth blade. I also noticed this blade had a negative effect on my battery life compared to Diablo. The Diablo blade allows me to get a lot more cuts before I have to recharge my batteries. I’ve also found this to be the case across the board when comparing them to Diablo in 10-12 in. diameters. I gave these new Milwaukee blades a try but they aren’t even close to Diablo and aren’t worth the $. My crews will all be using the Diablo Red from now on.

For the price I thought I was going to get a blade that was comparable to Diablo’s 7x24 but it’s not. In comparing it to the Diablo I got around 2/3 as many quality cuts with the Milwaukee before I had to replace it. Also the Milwaukee blades quality is inconsistent and I was disappointed by how much less battery life this blade gave me compared to Diablo. Maybe at $6.00-$7.00 I would consider looking at this blade again but it’s not worth nor does it perform like a blade priced at $9.50. You would be crazy not to spend the extra $0.50 and buy the Diablo. There is no comparison between the 2 in quality or performance.

I do a lot of woodworking and a friend brings me pieces of lumber from his warehouse for repurposing. I make picture frames, and other useful home items. These blades are perfect for cutting the lumber to length beofre the band saw or miter saw. The carbide tips make these extremely sharp and I'm sure will help in the longevity of the blade. Stopping to change a blade mid-project is no fun and costs time. Try these if you cut a lot of lumber. You will be satisfied.

We use almost anything for cutting metal from torches to tin snips. Other than the metal circular saw that we have been using for years which has been god sent for grating and other thin plate metal, this is the best. The electricians on site were using it in there chop saw to cut various material from aluminum to galvanized unistrut then we used it for regular mild steel 2"x2"x1/4" angle to 3/8" angle and 1/4" kickplate