Makita B-67000 12" 100T Carbide-Tipped Max Efficiency Miter Saw Blade

tantastic blade. I love when it is spinninggreat cut . put on Bosch 10 inch miter saw

My dad is a carpenter and told me he’d tested every blade in the Australia market and makita blue max was his favorite. The USA branding was different but I think this is the equivalent. What an upgrade from my 60t stock ridgid blade to this 100t. Smooth fast cuts with little to no splintering - so much filling/sanding saved

Very happy

My Husband bought it and all I can say is there are no complaints and he had no indication of sending it back which says it worked well and was what he wanted. He is a wood worker and handyman for the house so this says a lot.

Better than any yellow brand blades. 4 starts for longevity because not there yet but HUGE improvement over Dewalt blades. Used for pine trim only

Our chop saw gets daily use in our shop and the 80T Diablo was taking it's time lately, so I tried this. Oh sweet Jesus it's fast, and the cuts are extremely smooth. It takes longer for the Hitachi saw to spin it up that it does to get through most pieces of wood. I've only had it a couple weeks, so I'll update this if longevity ends up being an issue. But looking at the tooth geometry, Makita seems to have put some thought into this blade...

Like the headline said, Awesome!!!! I needed a fine tooth saw blade for cutting shotgun stocks and was having trouble finding a good one that wouldn't leave tear-out. Well, this Makita is just the ticket. It leaves a smooth cut with zero tear-out which means everything when your cutting on a customer's $3000.00 shotgun. Not sure how long it will last, but since this one is dedicated to shotgun stocks, that's all it will ever be used for.

I've owned and used various chopsaws and blades for 50 years. This is hands down the best blade I've ever owned. Just reordered a backup blade. I've made several hundred cuts with the first blade and the cut ends are still glass smooth.