MK Morse CSM72568TSC Metal Devil 7-1/4-Inch 68 Tooth Thin Steel Cutting Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor

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Brand: MK Morse
Manufacturer: MK Morse
Model: CSM72568TSC

Features
Cut through solid steel plate in less than 12 seconds Hardened steel inner plate with unique combination tungsten carbide/titamium carbide tips brazed to the teeth Metallurgy of the carbide tips transfers minimal heat to the inner plate for cooler, cleaner, safer cutting Made in the USA

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Editorial Reviews:

The secret to the Morse Metal Devil's ability to quickly and smoothly cut through though metals lies in it's unique combination of manufacturing quality, metallurgy and blade configuration. Teeth are arrange in varying numbers around a hardened steel inner plate. Each tooth is tipped with a unique combination of tungsten carbide and titanium carbide. These tips are brazed to the plate and arranged in a mannfer to assure longer life and smoother cutting action.

User Comments about the MK Morse CSM72568TSC Metal Devil 7-1/4-Inch 68 Tooth Thin Steel Cutting Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor

It cuts much quicker that the electric nibblers I have seen used, and produces a cleaner cut edge. Purchased this blade to cut steel (Tin) roofing panels typically used here in Hawaii. This is the 7-1/4 diameter blade I use in a standard framing carpenters circular saw. The blade DOES still spit hot steel chips out, especially when the blade starts to cut through a flat (tangent to the blade tips) section of panel, but works well through regular (perpendicular) cuts through the panels.I can still recommend this blade, but it is not the fantastic "end all" blade that is shown in the morse video.It still tends to emit sparks (although cooler and reduced quantities of incandescent chips). This blade does cut the metal, and tends to run cooler than other carbide tip saw blades.

I used this blade to cun Pro Panel style roofing material we were able to cut 4-6 pcs at a time and it was like cutting 1/4 " plywood .I highly reccomend this product.