Greenlee 37156 Hole Saw Arbor, 7/16-Inch Hex Shank for 1-1/4-Inch to 6-Inch Hole Saws

310CXN5JU7L Greenlee 37156 Hole Saw Arbor, 7/16 Inch Hex Shank for 1 1/4 Inch to 6 Inch Hole Saws

  • The best arbor in the industry ensures a solid connection without any gaps or wobbling
  • Arbors include replaceable, high-speed steel pilot drill
  • Pilot drills have unique split-point tip design
  • Use with Greenlee bimetal hole saws, recessed light hole saws and carbide-grit hole saws
  • Can be used with Greenlee 901 or 904 bit extensions

The best arbor in the industry ensures a solid connection without any gaps or wobbling. Pilot drills have unique split point tip design. Can be used with Greenlee #901, #902 and #904 bit extensions.

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which miter saw is better?
What are the differences between 7 1/4 and 10 in miter saw? I am not sure which one to buy. thanks

Suggestion by DIY Doc
Go with the 10.

I don’t shop BRAND strictly. I shop “features” and don’t care much for the laser sights. Certainly any of the top 5 brands are decent, and your choice might be made on amount of use the tool will get, not the highest price, defining better or best.

I have two, and both serve me well every day. I would advise, getting a Compound Miter Saw, if you’re going to spend any money for decent.

Steven Wolf

Suggestion by Dances on Red Rock
Doc is right, go with the 10 inch compound miter saw. A 7 1/4″ will not cut entirely through a 4 X 4.

Suggestion by sensible_man
10″ for sure. If you won’t be using it a lot, you don’t need the most expensive brand. Laser guides can be a pain since they sometimes get knocked out of line.

Suggestion by dmg1969
Agreed! I am a home DIY’er and bought the smaller one and regret it. Buy the 10″!!!

Cheap Freud LU91R010 10-Inch 60 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Miter Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor and PermaShield Coating

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  • An ideal miter blade for cabinetmaking or trim carpentry work
  • Thick MicroGrain carbide tips allow for more cuts between sharpening
  • Tri-metal brazing for impact-resistant tips
  • Kickback reducing design
  • Limited lifetime warranty

This 10″, thin kerf industrial blade provides a superior finish cut with sliding compound miter saws. The 5 degrees negative hook angle helps prevent the blade from being too aggressive and pushes the workpiece down and towards the fence. The .090 thin kerf blade removes less material than standard carbide blades, and thus requires less horsepower to produce equally good results. 5/8″ arborThe Freud Difference
Freud manufactures some of the most innovative, technologically advanced saw blades in the world. To ensure that the highest quality products meet the toughest design standards, Freud owns and operates six manufacturing facilities in Western Europe. Freud is one of the few manufacturers of woodworking tools in the world that produces its own MicroGrain carbide with titanium, called TiCo — a combination of titanium and cobalt. Freud develops different types of carbide for each application to maximize the cutting life and performance of the tool; and Freud also operates one of the most modern product development research centers in Europe. By overseeing the entire manufacturing process from start to finish, Freud guarantees some of the highest quality, most advanced products in the industry.


About Freud Industrial Blades
Freud’s industrial series blades were designed for the serious woodworker. Available in a variety of styles for different applications, LU blades feature thick carbide tips, precision-tensioned bodies found in every Freud quality blade. Some LU blades include a red Teflon coating that helps reduce friction, heat build-up, and gumming — which prolongs the life of the blade.

About this Miter Saw Blade
The Freud 10-Inch 60-Tooth sliding compound miter saw blade provides a superior finish cut with both slide and non-sliding compound miter saws. A 5-degree negative hook prevents the blade from being too aggressive and helps push the work piece down and towards the fence; and the Perma-Shield coating helps make the blade resistant to friction and heat buildup. This blade is compatible with the Hitachi C8FB, Makita LS1011, and radial-arm saws for reduced climbing while crosscutting softwood, hardwood, or moldings.

Applications
This is a fine finish blade for sliding miter and radial arm saws. Use it to crosscut softwood, hardwood, or moldings.

Key Tech Specs:

  • 5/8-inch arbor
  • Tri-Metal Brazing
  • 1/2-inch minimum depth of cut
  • 2-3/4-inch maximum depth of cut

Warranty
This blade is covered by Freud’s limited lifetime warranty.Ideal for use with sliding compound miter saws and radial arm saws, the 10-inch Freud LU91R010 Thin Kerf Sliding Compound Miter Saw Blade offers easy feeding, reduced waste, and the ability to achieve fine finishes with underpowered saws. It features 60 teeth with alternating top bevels and TiCo high-density carbide tips, negative hook angles for maximum control, and Freud’s insulating, Perma-SHIELD coating.

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LU91R010 Thin Kerf Sliding Compound Miter Saw Blade
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At a Glance:
  • Ideal for crosscutting materials 1/2 to 2-3/4 inches thick
  • Heavy-duty plate with laser-cut, anti-vibration slots
  • Tough Perma-SHIELD coating reduces friction and heat buildup
Technical Specs:
Coating Perma-SHIELD
Diameter 10″
Teeth 60 ATB
Arbor 5/8″
Kerf (K) .090
Plate (P) .071
Depth of Cut
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Negative Hook Angle for Fine Finishes with Sliding Miter Saws
This thin-kerf blade’s 60-tooth alternating-top-bevel (ATB) configuration features teeth that face both left and right. The blade’s teeth also feature five-degree, negative hook angles, which helps prevent the blade from being too aggressive. This configuration also works to push your work piece down and towards the fence of your saw for smooth, accurate feeding. And because thin-kerf blades remove less material than standard carbide blades, they require less horsepower to produce smooth, accurate results when cutting.

This blade is designed for optimal performance when crosscutting wood that is 1/2 to 2-3/4 inches thick, and it also performs well in laminate. This blade can also rip wood or be used with chipboard and plywood, and it can tackle thinner or thicker materials. However, some loss of surface finish may occur when it is used outside its ideal range. It has a 5/8-inch arbor and produces a 0.090 kerf.

Well-Balanced, Anti-Vibration Design
This Freud blade is precision balanced and pretensioned for truer cuts under heavy loads. It also features laser-cut, anti-vibration slots that reduce chatter for a cleaner finish, longer blade life, and reduced noise while you work. And because the entire blade is laser cut from high-strength steel, you can trust that it will stay stable, flat, and true, even after prolonged use. Furthermore, this well-balanced, anti-vibration design means there’s no need to use add-on stabilizers with this blade.

High-Density Carbide for Maximum Cutting Performance
This thin-kerf saw blade’s 60 teeth are finished with tips made from Freud’s application-specific TiCo high-density carbide “crosscut blend.” Formulated to help the blade maintain a sharp cutting edge in the face of demanding crosscut applications, this blend is extra hard–due to including more high-density tungsten carbide than other TiCo blends–and it still offers the full mix of improved corrosion resistance, heat resistance, and impact resistance that you expect from TiCo.

With teeth that start out sharper and deliver improved edge retention, the blade can go longer between sharpening, and will hold up longer–saving you time and money.

Perma-SHIELD Coating Reduces Friction and Heat Buildup
Built to withstand tough use in less-than-ideal conditions, this blade is finished with Freud’s red Perma-SHIELD–a non-stick coating that reduces friction and nearly eliminates the heat buildup that excess friction can cause. By providing complete thermal insulation, this coating protects your tools and your work surface. And it resists binding when the blade is used for large-volume cutting applications, which reduces blade warp.

As a lubricating feature, Perma-SHIELD allows the blade to spin freely while reducing stress on the motor and carriage of your saw. In addition, this coating helps prevent debris collection and resin or “pitch” buildup. Since gummy pitch buildup causes extra drag on the motor of your saw, less buildup is another little convenience that translates into longer tool life and longer blade life. It also means less downtime for blade cleaning, so you get jobs done faster.

This industrial saw blade is backed by Freud’s limited lifetime warranty.

About Freud: A History of Innovative Manufacturing
An industry leader for more than 50 years, Freud America, Inc. is a manufacturer and marketer of superior carbide cutting tools for the woodworking industry. Freud is one of the few manufacturers of woodworking tools in the world that produces its own MicroGrain Carbide with Titanium, called TiCo, a high-density combination of Titanium and Cobalt.

By producing their own carbide, Freud has the unique ability to formulate each tool for each specific application, thereby maximizing the cutting life and performance of the tool. Freud’s full line of high-quality, woodworking tools includes saw blades, router bits, shaper cutters, power tools, and more.

What’s in the Box
Freud LU91R010 Thin Kerf Sliding Miter Saw Blade–10-inch diameter, 5/8-inch arbor, 60-tooth design.

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Cheap Irwin Tools 14015 5-3/8-Inch by 18 Teeth Framing/Ripping 10mm Arbor, Carded

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  • Ultra thin kerf for more cuts per charge
  • Face ground carbide teeth for fast, clean cuts
  • Aggressive hook angle for fast cuts
  • Construction carbide teeth for longer life

Thinner kerf provides faster, cleaner, more exacting cuts. C3 carbide tipped teeth are precision honed and impact resistant to hold their edge longer. Unique shoulder design puts more support behind each tooth for smoother, more exact cuts. Specially engineered heat vents eliminate blade warping. All except 3 3/8”, 5 3/8”, 5 1/2”, 6 1/2”, 9” and larger have diamond knockout.

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Is it unsafe to operate a circular saw on an extension cord in moderate rain?
The extension cord plugs into an outlet in my uncle’s tool shed, which appears to have a GFI.

He told me to pack it up when it begins raining, but I don’t see why I shouldn’t continue unless there’s a shock risk. If the only hazard is mud, I can deal with that.

Suggestion by Marcos
Buddy i would reccommend that yo uput any electrical power tools away… water and electricity is a big no no and is a big hazard and can cause serious injury and possible death…

Suggestion by mguardian_north
Better to be safe than sorry. Pack it up before it starts raining, GFI or no.

Suggestion by heart o’ gold
There are all sorts of factors for not working in the rain, safety, health, convenience and common sense wise. I suggest listening to your uncle.

Suggestion by theone
You can operate in moderate rain if you want to be moderately electrocuted.

Norton Gemini Free Cut Chop Saw Reinforced Abrasive Cut-off Wheel, Type 1 Flat, Aluminum Oxide, 1″ Arbor, 14″ Diameter x 7/64″ Thickness (Pack of 1)

 Norton Gemini Free Cut Chop Saw Reinforced Abrasive Cut off Wheel, Type 1 Flat, Aluminum Oxide, 1 Arbor, 14 Diameter x 7/64 Thickness (Pack of 1)

  • Aluminum oxide is durable and the most common abrasive grain
  • Type 1 wheels are straight (also called flat) cut-off wheels, and are used for peripheral grinding
  • Free Cut wheels use a more flexible binder than the Long Life wheel, for faster cutting on low-horsepower machines
  • Reinforced design helps provide safety, strength, and straight cuts
  • Resin bonds soften under the heat of grinding, releasing dulled abrasive grains

Norton Gemini Type 1 Free Cut wheels are used for larger cross-sections, like solid bar stock and angle iron, and on hard-to-cut materials like nickel and titanium alloys. The side reinforcement reduces breakage and helps provide straight cuts.

Reinforced cutoff wheels are designed to resist breakage caused by severe cross-bending and are required on any operation where the work is not securely clamped. Resin bonds are organic bonds that soften under the heat of grinding, releasing dulled abrasive grains. Because of its forgiving nature, only an organic type bond is used in cutoff wheels. The resin-bonded wheel is more resilient than a vitrified wheel. The manufacturing term for a resin bond wheel is “cured,” meaning the wheel has been heated to less than 500 degrees F. Straight (also called flat) wheels are the most common grinding wheel shape. Straight wheels are used for grinding on the periphery, or outside boundary edge, of the wheel and produce a slightly concave surface, called hollow ground, on the workpiece. These wheels can be used for cutting off, tool grinding (between centers or centerless), and removing mold marks and sand from castings, among others. They are frequently used with grinding machines. Using a harder grade wheel increases wheel life but also increases burn and requires more power, and decreases cut rate. Burn is the effect on a workpiece from thermal stress as abrasive cuts or rubs material away. The damage ranges from discoloration to cracking of the workpiece.

Aluminum oxide is a widely used and versatile abrasive material. It is a tough, fracture- and wear-resistant grit that works well with a broad range of materials, from metals to wood. Aluminum oxide is more durable than silicon carbide and often used for material removal and finishing.

Abrasives are used for a variety of applications from shaping a part to fine finishing, depending on the grit size. Low grit numbers like 40 are coarse and are used for removing excess material and shaping a part. High grit numbers like 400 are fine and help to create a smooth surface finish.

Norton Abrasives manufactures a wide variety of sanding, grinding, and polishing abrasives, and has been located in the United States since 1885. In 1990, Saint-Gobain purchased Norton, keeping its manufacturing facilities and offices in the same location. Norton/Saint-Gobain has been recognized as a Global 100 Sustainable Company, as well as earning ISO 9000 and 14001 certification for quality and environmental management standards.

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What kind of blade should I use to cut 3/4″ x 3/4″ square aluminum tubing in a chop saw (miter saw)?

Suggestion by CanadaClub
For less than $ 10 you can buy a steel cut off blade from home depot…or if you only have a few cuts, use a hack saw. Aluminum is very easy to cut.

Suggestion by carpenter
a fine tooth carbide blade will work just fine on aluminum. use eye protection, caution flying aluminum chips.

Suggestion by S M
Either of the above, or just throw a carbide tipped in there. Any blade should have more than 24 teeth. Whichever you chose, when using the chop saw, be sure to wear goggles. Protect those eyes.

Suggestion by StevenQ
If you’re going to cut it on a miter saw make sure you are holding it firm against the backplate, and that the blade is at full speed before you make the cut.

Norton 89348 7-Inch Abrasive Cut-Off Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor, 5 Pack for Masonry

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  • Cutting masonry block and interlocking bricks and pavers
  • cutting roof decking
  • cutting and shaping fiber cement
  • fits all 7″ circular saws

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