Questions and Answers for Avanti 7-1/4 in. x 60-Tooth Carbide Fine Finish Circular Saw Blade

A:  60 teeth around a 7 1'4" blade is 3/8" spacing per tooth.

A:  no

A:  If the saw is made for a 7-1/4" blade with 5/8" arbor, then yes. But if the saw is made for 8", 10", or 12" blades, then the blade would be too small to cut completely through most stock. Regardless of which blade is ultimately used, be sure to observe correct rotation.

A:  I wouldn't. For a miter saw, you want blades with a negative hook angle. These types of blades are usually made for and labeled that they will work on your miter saw. A regular saw blade with its positive hook angle is less safe since it tends to grab and lift the workpiece.

A:  Worked great on Formica which is about the same but cut from th BACKSIDE so the teeth pull the Melamine into the particle board or it will chip.

A:  Yes, this can be used to cut melamine.

A:  Yes, will work for most wood products where a finish cut is desired.

A:  Hi Spinningstill, Thank you for your question. Yes this blade is good for melamine. Hope this helps. Regards, Cory A.

A:  This would be a satisfactory blade for melamine. To prevent any chipout, use blue painters' tape on the cut line before making the cut.

A:  Yes I believe you t would be great. The rule is the more teeth in the blade the finer the cut.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes I believe so

A:  This blade has carbide teeth that can still break the panels. Avanti makes a 140 tooth blade (Model # A07140A) that HD carries that will do a much better job.

A:  I used the saw blade on our new kitchen Laminate Countertop that I had to make several cuts on and the blade was perfect and did not "eat" the materials as other blades. I hope that helps.

A:  Mine mic'ed at 0.093" (3/32") across the set of the carbides.

A:  1/8"

A:  By my measurement it is just over 1/16 of an inch