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-CMT 250.024.10 ITK XTreme Ripping Saw Blade, 10-Inch x 24 Teeth ATB Grind with 5/8-Inch Bore

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At a glance

Condition
New
Dimensions
10"L x 10"W
Weight
1.8 lb
Color
Steel
Material
Carbide
Style
Unique
Item Thickness
0.07 in
In the box
Ripping Saw Blade D=10 B=5/8 ß=ATB 10 K=0.102 P=0.071 a=10
Warranty
CMT carbide and carbide-tipped router bits and saw blades are designed, engineered and manufactured to uncomprimising standards for optimum cutting performance and maximum service life. If for any reason you are not satisfied with the performance of your CMT router bits, and the bits were used for their recommended applications, you can return them to CMT for a full replacement. Warranty excludes dull, misused, damaged, and/or resharpened bits. CMT is not liable for damages to goods, property or persons, due to improper installation or misapplication of equipment.
Works with
Radial arm saws, miter saws, table saws

Features 2

  • To be used on stationary table saw and portable table for cutting soft/hardwood. Good on plywood, OSB and pressured treated
  • 0.102 kerf thickness, 0.071 plate thickness, 10 Hook Angle, ATB Grind.

Description

This blade features a thin kerf, which makes it ideal for saws that are a bit underpowered, but at the same time this tool delivers great performance. You will be satisfied with the excellent price/quality ratio. The laser cut heavy-duty blade plate is hardened to allow for great resistance (46-48 Rockwell in hardness) and features expansion slots to reduce noise and anti-vibration design. The teeth are made of micrograin carbide to ensure long-lasting cutting performance and deliver smooth cut on wood and wood products. These are brazed to the blade body through a special trimetallic bond (copper-silver-copper), so that longer cut performance and resistance are guaranteed. Blade is delivered in a unique CMT plastic case. From the Manufacturer CMT's Industrial Thin Kerf Design is ideal for ripping applications, since the blade removes less material, putting less strain on the blade and your saw. That translates into less heat build-up during the cut, so you'll get more cuts between resharpenings, and longer life from your tools. These blades feature the finest micrograin carbide teeth in a combination of one flat-top tooth followed by a pair of 15 degree alternating top bevel teeth. And of course, they include all the other great ITK features, including Anti-Kickback Design, Tri-Metal Brazing, Precision Balancing, Laser Cut Arbors and carefully positioned Expansion Slots and Sound Dampening Channels. ITK blades also include CMT's unique laser-marked safety instructions and complete, illustrated resharpening information. From the Manufacturer CMT's Industrial Thin Kerf Design is ideal for ripping applications, since the blade removes less material, putting less strain on the blade and your saw. That translates into less heat build-up during the cut, so you'll get more cuts between resharpenings, and longer life from your tools. These blades feature the finest micrograin carbide teeth in a combination of one flat-top tooth followed by a pair of 15 degree alternating top bevel teeth. And of course, they include all the other great ITK features, including Anti-Kickback Design, Tri-Metal Brazing, Precision Balancing, Laser Cut Arbors and carefully positioned Expansion Slots and Sound Dampening Channels. ITK blades also include CMT's unique laser-marked safety instructions and complete, illustrated resharpening information.

Specs 21

Material Carbide
Brand CMT ORANGE TOOLS
Product Dimensions 10"L x 10"W
Color Steel
Number of Teeth 24
Style Unique
Item Thickness 0.07 inches
Item Weight 1.8 pounds

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Top Amazon Reviews


WOW what and amazing blade for the Price!
wow what and amazing blade for the price. i compared this blade with a $60 30T glue line blade and a Irwin Marathon ripper. All blades were used to rip oak as it was what i had in hand for this quick test. First the Irwin is the thinnest blade i used at 0.095" and maybe you can get one sharpening out of it but its basicly a throw-away. I cut a lot of lumber with this blade and did a fine job for fast cutting. For rough sheeting and and ripping lumber its a beast but for the test it did leave a lot of secondary cut tooth marks on the wood. That being said, i concluded that this blade does only what its made for. Economical rip blade for rough and fast lumber cuts. Being so thin and fast it should get more attention than what it does but also should be priced at $20. Its not sexy or flashy at all but does a great job for its intended purpose at under $30 for a 10" table saw blade. Second blade i used for this quick test was the Diablo 30T glue-line blade. its selling point is that its a ripping blade that produces a smooth side wall cut that leaves no teeth marks and wood can be glued up off of the saw. i would say over all it does a great job of that. it produces smooth cut with very few secondary teeth marks present on the wood. i think if i pushed the wood harder along the fence or turned the saw off before the cut was finished, there would be no teeth marks. the blade did seem to feed a "hair" (little) slower than the Irwin Marathon but cut quality was dramatically improved and i would say the advertised glue line joint is correct. I imagine the hair slower cut speed was due to the slight increase in teeth count and slight thickness in blade width, at .105" (still considered a thin kerf). The CMT was up next, with 24T and thin kerf at .105 which was same as the Diablo. i suspected since this blade was a standard ripping blade that the cut quality would be in between the Irwin and Diablo. i was totally surprised that while having the speed of the Irwin the cut quality was actually better than the glue line Diablo! what an amazing blade! the added bonus is that on the back of the blade there are sharpening angles and its made to be sharpened multiple times. At a price of exactly the same as the Irwin at under $30 this blade is a total STEAL and my new go to brand for all my blades including circular and miter saws. Forget the more expensive blades, they are not worth it when this one is so good at this price! will not be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2023 by Misha Pesic

Cuts like butta
Needed to replace my table saw blade and bought this due to price and excellent reviews. It didn't disappoint. Ripped some quarter sawn white oak to make a screen door. No burns or visible fuzzy edges. Unsure about longevity but this blade is sharp.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by missit3

I'm seriously impressed
I had to replace my Diablo blade that somehow got bent. I don't know if it was a tooth or the entire blade but it was off .10⁰ and ruining my curs. Enter the CMT blade FTW. I needed to upgrade my blade game. This was actually cheaper than the Diablo! I put it on and took it for a spin. It cuts like BUTTER. I cut 8/4 Oak with ONE PASS. I'm extremely happy with my purchase. Can't wait to start replacing my other blades soon! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023 by TheRichard

Worked well for the first few dozen cuts
The blade is not particularly well balenced which is easy to see as the blade slows down to a stop. It did cut Maple well for the first few dozen cuts but quickly lost it's sharpness. Not an expensive blade so i didn't expect much and i wasn't disappointed !
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2021 by SFXPHIL

Cmt blade 24 tooth
Great precision blades
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by SilvinoAndrade

Best bang for buck saw blade out there
I need a good blade to rip down several 5x5 cedar posts so after seeing the price for this it was a no brainer, I have another CMT blade and they are exceptional. Super sharp cut like butter and leave a really nice cut surface. I got this on sale so it was in the price range of cheaper throw away blades, these are easily a step up for the red blades and have so much meat on the teeth that you could sharpen if you want. CMT is now my go to blade for my tablesaw. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2023 by MSKE

Good blade
Like a hot knife trough butter
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Luke Nelson

Rippppppper
Excellent ripping blade. The finish of the blade is also very cool.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Matthew A. Liguori Matthew A. Liguori
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