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A saw to cut aluminum. This saw did exactly what I needed it to do. Great tool.
Only minor deburring was needed.Next up was cutting some 8020 10 series extruded aluminum. WOW was the first thing that came to mind. Nice and clean, great chip ejection, couldn't get much better.So after cutting several feet of "U" channel, square stock, and extruded aluminum, not a single bit of aluminum has bonded to the blade and the blade is still cutting like brand new. And I looked at all of my options, prices ranging from $30 all the way up to $125 for a single 10" blade. LOL The 100 tooth blade cut through the "U" channel aluminum like nothing and produced a super clean mitered cut.
Couldn't be happier.Pros:Cheaper then most other aluminum cutting blades.Produces fantastic results.Clean chips.Cons:None, yet. I needed a dedicated blade for cutting all of my aluminum bar stock and extruded aluminum down to size. So I decided to go with something in the middle, around $50 and this Oshlun fit the bill.Once I received it I installed it on my Hitachi miter saw and started cutting. Again, fantastic.
I used it to cut up to 2 x 3 bar aluminum.It can cut it very well.
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