MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

MARIO

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2025

Disco de excelente calidad , material fuerte y cortes limpios

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

Mpa

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025

I bought this to cut extruded aluminum. It worked well as long as I cut it slowly.

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

MickeyD

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de febrero de 2025

Great blade as I used this for cutting metal roofing, have cut about 50 3 foot sheets and still cutting nicely

bradley

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de febrero de 2025

these work so well to keep the water out of my kids ears. we love them

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Vanessa carpenter

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025

Works great for

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025

I use this type of blade everyday with my work.Stiff and not a lot of flex, so good cuts on aluminum or soft metal.This has held up better than most for sharpness.Good Value

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

HowDadIsThat

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2024

I don't do a lot of work with aluminum and didn't want to commit a large sum of money to a more expensive household named brand that would simply sit on a rack for an extended period of time so I decided to give this CRALY a try. Did you know the name Craly has the root based in Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain which means crow clearing in the woods? I don't know how this is pertinent to the review but found it interesting.I had to cut some aluminum side railings for an outdoor deck. My concerns were around how the saw blade will treat the aluminum. Would it chew it up and cause some ugly dents or pull the edge in? Would it leave a gnarly finish on the end? Would the speed of the miter saw want to kick the 1/2 in hollow deck posts out? I did a sample cut and MAN was I impressed. It made a super fine cut and left the end looking spectacular. It did not generate a ton of heat so I didn't have to lubricate the blade or aluminum. Obviously, you may need to if you are cutting more solid or wider pieces where the blade is spending more time in the part.You do need to be aware that with there being so many teeth and with the kerf of the blade, it sent aluminum shards all over the place like a wood blade eating through a piece of wood on a miter saw. So be prepared for the area you are working in to be covered in these tiny pieces of aluminum that will love to make its way into your skin. Also, PLEASE make sure you are using protective eyewear because I wouldn't want to think about a piece of aluminum being thrown into that unsuspecting eye.I'm super happy with this blade and the job it did. I am confident that the next time I have another job that requires the cutting of aluminum, that I have the tools necessary to get it done.

Customer

Comentado en México el 29 de febrero de 2024