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Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth

Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth

PowerTool DIY | 2019-07-16 |
Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth 511Vm2dA gL 730x430

Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth


Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth 511Vm2dA gL

  • Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blades
  • For Cutting Stainless Steel
  • 90 Tooth Carbide Tipped Blade – 14 in (1 in arbor)..,-Note: Designed for use with Evolution saws or other low RPM saws.
  • 0.094 in kerf, 1600 RPM
  • 1600 RPM
  • 90 Carbide Teeth, .094-Inch Kerf
  • 1-Inch Arbor Size
  • Designed for use with Evolution saws or other low RPM saws.

Designed for cutting stainless steel, Evolution metal cutting blades use dry cut technology, cutting with very little heat and few burrs.

Evolution Power Tools 14BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 90-Tooth buynow big

List Price: $ 105.00

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3 Comments

  1. Anonymous
    2019-07-16
    10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    basically is almost a plunge cut which is not the best way get a clean edge and no sparks, May 26, 2017
    By 
    TheHiggs

    Verified Purchase(What’s this?)
    This review is from: Evolution Power Tools 185BLADESS Stainless Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 7-1/4-Inch x 48-Tooth (Tools & Home Improvement)
    Just got this blade. It does cut a little cleaner than the general purpose blade, I’m assuming that it will out last the general purpose blade because this one has more teeth to score and cut with. Only minor tinfoil type rag on the cut edge that come off with a stably kind or even fabric rubbing. MAKE SURE TO READ HOW TO PLACE YOUR STEEL STOCK IN THE CLAMP, that cuts down on blade wear, sparks and ugly edges. I’ve seen YouTube’s of people complaining about the saw and it’s blades and they were cutting the stock wrong.

    Really very few sparks on cutting square tube 1x1x16GA at 45°. Thats kind of a pain in the butt cut, basically is almost a plunge cut which is not the best way get a clean edge and no sparks.

  2. Anonymous
    2019-07-16
    15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    BEST BLADE I’VE FOUND. COST PER CUT STILL A LITTLE HIGH, December 1, 2017
    By 
    James L. Deal

    Verified Purchase(What’s this?)
    This review is from: Evolution Power Tools 14BLADEST Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 66-Tooth (Tools & Home Improvement)
    I’ve been using this blade in the Evolution saw to cut bar stock for production runs in my Haas MiniMill. I’ve tried several different blade and this one works the best. The saw is set up on a rolling stand with a plywood box that catches 90% of the chips and is used with a cover when not in use. I’m cutting 1018 mild steel rectangular bar. So far this blade has cut 80 pieces of 1-1/8″ x 5/8 bar and 150 pieces of 1/4 x 7/8 bar. As you can see in the picture, I am also using a “Cool Mist” set up.

    Note for the guys trying to cut conduit and other thin stuff, you need a blade with a higher blade count. Ideally, the blade spacing should be less that the material thickness.

  3. Anonymous
    2019-07-16
    141 of 144 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    The best!, December 19, 2013
    By 
    Fab Guy

    Verified Purchase(What’s this?)
    This review is from: Evolution Power Tools 14BLADEST Steel Cutting Saw Blade, 14-Inch x 66-Tooth (Tools & Home Improvement)
    I bought this blade so that I could leave a review. I read some reviews that discounted this blade. The fact is that I own a metal fabrication shop and these are hands down the best blades that are available. I have tried every blade that I can get my hands on and these last twice as long as any other blade we have used. They only last us 3-4 weeks but we are a shop with 11 employees. We use this blade to cut steel tubing up to 2″. Larger sizes can burn up the blade pretty quickly. For the larger materials we use a horizontal band saw. With that said, I hope that this review is helpful for you. Blessings.

    2/8/17.
    Update: We now have 22 employees and 3 of these saws running in the shop. Still the best blade. Read the reviews. The people leaving bad reviews are not using this blade properly, whether its on the wrong saw or material or a host of other misuses. I left some tips below that should help with blade longevity.