Blades - General Purpose

A general purpose saw blade is designed for versatility and can handle a variety of cutting tasks in wood, plywood, and certain soft metals. Typically featuring a moderate tooth count, usually around 24 to 60 teeth, it strikes a balance between speed and finish, allowing for efficient cuts without excessive splintering. The teeth are often flat top grind or alternate top bevel, optimizing it for crosscuts and rip cuts. General purpose blades can be used in table saws, miter saws, and circular saws, making them ideal for both rough cuts and more refined carpentry projects. This type of blade is an essential tool for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.