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Sharp saw blades help you to complete projects as quickly and easily as possible. Whether you’re tackling an intricate task or a major build, we have the right blades at Lowe’s for every cut. Use band saw blades or jigsaw blades for small and intricate jobs, and tackle demolition projects with reciprocating saw blades. Master other jobsite cuts with circular saw blades. Metal saw blades are efficient for cutting and trimming pipe and conduit. Ensure your workshop is ready for woodworking projects with table saw blades.
Generally, saw blades with fewer teeth per inch make coarser-edged cuts, making these blades ideal for cutting lumber and branches. The more teeth per inch, the cleaner the cut. Thinner or softer metal blades allow flexibility when you’re cutting softer materials. For cutting through thicker metal, pipe or conduit, you’ll need harder, denser blades, such as those made of high-speed steel (HSS) or carbide.
Diamond-grit blades and continuous-rim blades are ideal for cutting tile. You can use them dry or as a wet saw. Uncertain about the exact blades you need? Check out our Handheld Circular Saw and Blade Buying Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the three types of saw blades?
A: The three types of saw blades are ripping, cross-cutting and combination. Ripping blades have fewer teeth per inch and make coarser cuts. You should cut with the grain of the wood when you use these blades. Cross-cutting blades have more teeth per inch to cut across planks of wood and make cleaner edges. Combination blades have coarse and fine teeth on the same blade for more versatility.
Q: What does having more teeth on a saw blade mean?
A: When you have more teeth on a saw blade, you must make slower cuts. Also, having more teeth on a blade means you’ll be able to cut through harder materials, and your cuts will produce cleaner edges.
Q: What are the different sizes of saw blades?
A: Saw blades vary in size. Your choice should depend on the type of saw you’re using and the type of material you’re cutting. Circular saw blades usually range in diameter from 4-1/2 inches to 7-1/4 inches. Jigsaw blades vary in length. You should choose one that’s longer than what you’re cutting through.