DeWalt DW8005 10 x 7/64 x 5/8 General Purpose Metal Chop Saw Wheel

Worked well- did the job cutting closet metal tracks quickly and cleanly. A little pricey but you get what you pay for.

I replaced an unknown brand disc that I paid around $20 locally with this. It has already lasted longer than the more expensive disc. Ive made probably 6 cuts through 5/16 - 5 steel tube and probably 10 cuts through 3/8 x 8 steel bar. I could probably make all of these cuts again with the same disc. Should be noted that Im using a wood chop saw and Im not very delicate when I cut as Im pretty impatient.

I used this blade to cut 2 1/2 exhaust tubing. Worked great and was far superior to using my angle grinder.

Cuts well, needed to make a deliberate cut to stop excessive vibration. Seems to work well with no problems yet.

I bought this to cut whiskey barrel hoops, which are made of steel...a ferrous metal. The blade had a hard time cutting through the hoops, making a clean cut, and wore down immediately. It probably works fine on non-ferrous metals, which are softer, but don’t buy to use on ferrous metals. FYI... Ferrous metals include mild steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and wrought iron. Non-ferrous metals include aluminum, brass, copper, nickel, tin, lead, zinc, and precious metals.

Couldnt find this size at the big box store. It does what its advertised to do.

A good value for cutting metal

Does the job, but you need to be patient. As all such products, it wears down too quickly.

Cuts nice but wears a little quick.

Used this blade to cut 1.5 X 1.5 square hole stock. Only needed to make four cuts in total. Made two cuts without an issue, but the other two cuts were brutal for some reason. The blade just struggled and merely smoked. Eventually, I got through on the last two cuts. Plenty of life left in the blade for cutting, but seemly fell short of expectations.