DeWALT has obviously invested some time and money into designing these new Precision Trim saw blades. Some of the these features include:
We tested the Ultra-Fine Finish and the Smooth Crosscutting blades on a sliding compound miter saw and we tested the Combination blade in our Contractor tablesaw. We used some birch cabinet molding for our tests on the miter saw and some MDO plywood on the table saw.
One of the things we noticed was how easy these blades cut. The manufacturer points out several features that should reduced the required force necessary to cut and we think they are on to something. It’s hard to tell which features truly account for this but it’s certainly a benefit.
The new line of DeWALT Precision Trim saw blades is great for carpenters that work on finish work and need to rely on a well built affordable precision blade. These blades offer all the features of some of the new high end finish blades that are on the market at a substantially lower price point. The blades are accurate and have large C4 Carbide teeth that can be sharpened several times for long life.
If we had to offer one bit of criticism it would be the smoothness of the cut below the face through the wood thickness. If you notice in the photo above the cut did have some roughness along the circular blades path. However, this is just a small criticism and our overall impression was very favorable.
If you’re looking for a quality finish saw blade at a very reasonable price then we think you should consider the new DeWALT Precision Trim saw blades.
The new DeWALT Precision Trim Saw Blades are now available across the Country at the Big Box stores, hardware stores and lumber yards. If you’re interested in purchases one of these new blades online you can pick up on of the blades we tested at the following links:
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Too many times have I seen carpenters using 24 tooth blades to do trim work! I personally like the DeWalt saw blades and use them regularly...
@ Keith - They do make good blades, the non-stick coating on their blades does a great job keeping the blades from binding.