MakitaB-66961 10" 60T Carbide-Tipped Max Efficiency Miter Saw Blade

Great blade that I put on my table saw to cut hard woods. Did so well I got a second for my miter saw. Stopped all the burn marks from the cheaper blades. Cuts white oak with ease.

No need to sand after & breezes thru cutting. Gave it 5 stars for longevity but will have to use more to confirm. So far, no dislikes.

I love Makita stuff so I figured I would buy this. I originaly tried makita because I had owned a few dewalt products that were completely awful. Im not sure how people like their stuff or how they manage to stay a respected brand. But I thought id try makita because black, gold, and tiffany was always one of my favorite color scheme. Super cool that there is a tool brand that uses the same. My old blade got destroyed on my chop saw (miter saw is it shop or chop?) because i had a 1/16" underneath a board when i went to make a cut. The teeth flew off the blade and it was cuttin some rough ass edges after. This blade not only looks hella fresh, but its thin i get alot less saw dust over everything. Its damn smooth too. I tried milwaukee but their tools were super big and heavy, dont get me wrong i have incredible respect for milwauke they are deticated and insanely innovative. But makita really has an understanding of ergonomics which i find really make a tool that much better to use in my opinion and for my use. Makita I solute you, max makita I solute you also.

I used to be a sales rep for Makita and they contract with different companies in the USA to make their saw blades. The blades that are black like this one are made for cutting woods with a high level of sap and the black treatment keeps the sap from bonding to the blade while cutting and leaving a burn look on the wood. For the money these blades are worth every cent. There are better blades but for what I use them for they work very well.

Makita always has lived up to my expectations this item is no exception

good quality, durable and long lasting.

Worked as advertised. No issues to date

Very sharp and cuts wonderfully.

I love the thin kerf and the aggressive set of the teeth on this blade. It cuts across wood grain like a hot knife through butter and looks spectacular on my now antique, Makita chop saw. I got a ton of mileage on the previous one and I would still be using it if it wasn't for that nail...

Bonne lame. Le truc pour ne pas bruler ta lame est de laisser la scie travailler sans avoir à pousser sur le morceau à couper dans quoi tu vas la brûler!N’utilise pas une lame pour poser un plancher en stratifier, ça sent les vapeur toxique, ça boucane solide et tu vas brûler ta lame en un rien de temps.