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Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Features
- Laser cut blade
- Anti-vibration vents prevent wobble for straighter, truer cuts
- Metal cutting grade carbide teeth stay sharp for long-lasting durability
- Anti-kickback tooth shoulder for safer cutting
- Ideal for cutting thin steel
Material: Blend
Brand: IRWIN
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.61 x 8.11 x 1.01 inches
Color: Multi
Number of Teeth: 68
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Item Weight: 0.78 Pounds
Compatible Material: Alloy Steel, Metal
Number of Pieces: 1
Material: Blend
Brand: IRWIN
Color: Multi
Number of Teeth: 68
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Item Weight: 0.78 Pounds
Compatible Material: Alloy Steel, Metal
Number of Pieces: 1
Manufacturer: IRWIN
Part Number: 4935560
Item Weight: 12.5 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 4935560
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 7-1/4" 68T
Item Package Quantity: 1
Sound Level: 1 dB
Cutting Diameter: 7.25 Inches
Certification: No
Included Components: IRWIN - 4935560
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Assembled Diameter: 7.25 Inches
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Date First Available: December 30, 2009
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Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Where has this been , cuts like butter
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023 by Jesse
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Used it to cut metal roofing worked well
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by Joe Clauson
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
I had to replace my house gutters and all the boards along the eaves but there was a problem. The house already had steel roofing installed, but it was not put on evenly. It's an older house and was not built quite square so the owner must have tried to compensate without cutting each sheet to size, leaving a very noticeable "zig-zag" pattern along the eaves. In some places it stuck out over the eaves over 4 inches, making some of the rain runoff overshoot the gutter. In order to make the gutters catch all the rain runoff I decided to trim the ends so they'd be closer to the eaves and on an even line. I found out about this blade from a video and tried it, and it worked like a charm. It would have been easier to cut the metal before it was installed, but it did go fast and left a relatively smooth finish. I also used this blade to trim my aluminum gutters to the correct length. It's a great product! Note: Cutting metal is LOUD so I wore ear muffs, and it does throw tiny bits of metal as it cuts so you definitely need to wear long sleeves, gloves and goggles. I also wore a face mask to protect from the flying metal pieces. Afterwards I painted over the cut ends with a metal paint to help keep prevent rusting.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020 by T.O.Powell
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
This blade is the real deal. I eventually purchased this for cutting ribbed steel panels for the inside walls of a workshop after trying several other lower cost alternatives. I started out using snips and then the abrasive type wheels on a grinder and circular saw. The abrasive wheels worked, but they threw sparks everywhere, were hard to make a straight cut with, and burned the paint on the metal. I decided to give this blade a try after reading many positive reviews from others using it for the same application and all I can say is I should have just bought this in the beginning and saved myself a lot of hassle. It cut the panels incredibly easily and smoothly with surprisingly few sparks. It cuts very quickly and it’s easy to make straight cuts. The only time I had any issues was if the cut was right near the end of the panel, the blade would rip up the thin strip at the end when I started to cut and then it would get stuck on the guard of the circular saw. I only had this issue a couple times though and it was only when there was a very thin piece being cut off. As long as I cut off around an inch or more it was fine. I made 32 cuts on 42” wide panels across the ribs and a couple lengthwise cuts totaling about 30 feet and the blade cut as well on the last cut as it did the first. I did notice a few teeth are chipped, but it still cuts fine. I am really glad I purchased this and I highly recommend it to anyone who’s planning to install metal roofing or siding.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020 by Allan
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Bought this to cut sheets of metal decking. Worked great!
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023 by LB
Style: 7 1/4", 48T
it actually cuts metal! who would have thought. I’m a general contractor. i bought it to cut some corrugated metal roofing. it cut it like a hot knife trough butter. no joke. next i used it on a bunch of wood with nails. a demolition blade to cut up stuff. cuts wood quite well on a skill saw. next i cut up 1/2 rebar. cuts that too. i probably cut 50 rebar. still works. ive used it for about a year as a demo blade. recently had another job where i needed to cut steel unistrut. i bought a second blade because i had already punched out the arbor for use on my skill saw and i wanted to use it on my chop saw. guess what? second blade worked as well as the first. cut about 20 cuts on unistrut. clean cuts might i add. it beats making a bunch of sparks compared to a using abrasive cut off wheel and allot faster. then i cut some aluminum about 3/16 thick using the chop saw blade. it cut that too and did not gum up the blade. in short i would recommend it. oh yah. it is so dang loud when cutting metal. wear hearing protection, glasses, dust mask, and long a long sleeve shirt.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2020 by Kelly M
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
I looked at methods of cutting sheet metal roofing and finally settled on this blade in my circular saw. It works better than cutoff wheels in a grinder, last much longer and cuts quicker and cooler as well. The only downside is that it sprays molten specs of razor sharp steel absolutely everywhere, and with a noisy vengeance. Full protective gear is a must. I even had one hot metal chip land under my safety glasses (most likely due to the West Texas wind.) Overall, much quicker and more affordable than cutting with a grinder, albeit a bit more risky.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2022 by John White
Style: 7 1/4", 68T
Bought mine to cut steel roofing. Stacked 12 sheets of ribbed 28 ga. by 3' wide steel and cut all 12 sheets in one pass in matter of seconds and NO sparks! Used sabre saws and nibblers in past. No comparison for straight lines and speed. Have also been using it to cut angle iron and bar stock. Many times faster and cleaner than my 14" cutoff saw that uses an abrasive disc. Not having a shower of sparks and the accompanying fire hazard is a huge benefit. After several roofing jobs and many misc. cuts, it is still as sharp as new. If it ever does get dull, any saw shop can sharpen it for around $10 or less. The info says for thin steel but I consistantly cut up to 1" by 6" solid steel flat bar stock with no effort whatsoever. The 48 tooth blade doesn't cut thick steel any faster than this 68 tooth and the 48 tooth will not work as well on thin sheet steel. As a matter of fact, the 48 tooth is dangerous on thin stock as it will over-feed and grab. If you are cutting various different thickness of steel, buy this one, and skip purchasing the 48 tooth. This 68 tooth blade is all you will ever need. For best results give it a shot of WD-40 on both sides of body in between cuts. A little bit of lubrication makes cuts effortless. Yor will find yourself actually holding back on it as it virtually self-feeds into the material. After one job this blade paid for itself many times over. Will never be without one again. Only regret is not buying one years ago.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2012 by Pete