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expiredTaco_Doomsday posted Jun 30, 2026 7:46 AM
FLEXVOLT 12 in. 60-Teeth Carbide-Tipped Miter Saw Blade $31.71
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This is a thin kerf blade.
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This is a thin kerf blade.
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This is a deal of the day. Price good for today only. Free delivery.
This is a thin kerf blade.
https://www.homedepot.c
This is a thin kerf blade.
https://www.homedepot.c
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Model: DeWalt FlexVolt 12 in. D X 1 in. Carbide Miter Saw Blade 60 teeth 1 pk
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This Dewalt blade is great for corded or battery miter saws. This would be good for most cuts. If you're trimming doors or light trim work, use painters tape on the edges (tape the door/trim and then scribe your cut mark or line on the tape) to reduce chips and splintering.
Also, the kerf on this blade is not your typical 1/8" width... this one is listed as .085 inches, which is somewhere in between the 1/16 to 3/32" mark (if you use a tape with .32's on it).... but the absolute closest measurement for the width of the blade is just a little over 5/64".
Also, you could also use this for cutting vinyl plank flooring (like Pergo). The carbide coated edges will help reduce wear and dullness but like everything, it WILL dull and wear down... faster or slower depending on what you're cutting.
If you start noticing it takes longer to cut through a board or you start seeing black marks (char marks) then it is time to change your blade.
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