Customer Reviews

DEWALT DW3106P5 2 Blade 10-Inch 60-Tooth Crosscutting Saw Blade and 10-Inch 32-Tooth General Purpose Saw Blade Combo Pack

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When I ordered these saw blades it was because my compound miter saw needed a new blade and money was tight. The combo pack of 10" blades from Dewalt was considerably less expensive than most of the other blades that I know to be good ,so I was not expecting to have the best quality cuts. Boy I couldn't have been more wrong... These blades are great and believe me you will not be disappointed at all. They cut smooth without any strain on the motor of the saw and with virtually no tear out. What a Value!!!!

Perhaps mine arrived dull, but the 60 tooth split through pine 1 x 6's and left a big mess on the underside of everything I've cut with it. Very disappointed, especially given the original blade my DeWalt saw came with was so nice.

I bought these to do some fine work, they are definitely not capable of doing that.

I've used these blades for many years on table and miter saws. Great performace on construction grade work and passable (32T) or acceptable (60T) for lower grade cabinetry work.

Very good price for 2 quality blades. I paid less for this double pack of Dewalts than I would have paid locally for just one blade (except a B&D blade at W__mart which was only general purpose). The 60 tooth crosscut does a decent job on moulding with almost no splintering, and cuts true. Good buy!

That yellow ring you can see around the edges of both blades is a think coating of paint that turns the edges of your cut pieces yellowish for the first 30 cuts or so. Of course that depends on how thick and wide the wood is which in turn decides how much paint comes off the blade with each cut.

Main issue I have with these is their sharpness. The cutting edges just don't seem to grab my fingers when I touch them like the Freud Diablo blade does (bought it at the same time as the Dewalt). There's also more splinters at the back of my piece after cutting it then I think there should be with a brand new blade.

Anyway, the blades cut wood and they're not too expensive. Since I'm not doing any super fine finish work here I'd probably buy these again but would first take a hard look at the Diablo blades to see how they compare in price.

Both the 32 tooth rip blade and the 60 tooth crosscut blade produced smooth easy cuts.

The price is right on this purchase! One for the chop saw and one for the table saw. Even with overnight shipping it was less than what one blade would have cost me at the lumber yard!

I have been a Pro. carpenter for over 25 years, bought this combo pack because of the "deal". They are probably the crappiest blades I have ever used, not sharp and splinter the back of the cuts. Both blades were also warped and upon start up made the saw jump. Dewalt has really gone down hill, all of their products are made in China and their hand tools aren't much better than cheap box store home owner tools. Shame on you DEWALT !! Spend a bit more and get a Pro. quality product. Makita makes excellent finish blades as does Freud.

Contrary to the pictures in amozon, these aren't made in the USA, for those that care. They are, of course, made in ChIna. I like to buy USA made products and I hate to be misled. We might as well buy the cheap Chinese blades if that's what the "American" companies are going to sell. "Woodworker" is the brand that comes to mind. I'll update with a quality review later.

very good saw blade, i just used 60 tooth, very nice cut on my pre finished hard wood floor pieces.