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Question: can I use this blade to cut aluminum with my Makita dry cut saw?
Document: This Metal Cutting 12 IN. BLADE IS A REAL WINNER! A local Steel Supply uses the Makita LC 1230 Saw to cut all kinds of Mat's. This Blade is the choice for all but the thin mat's.The Speed and low cost of Amazon was the best I could find! Very Happy--should've gotten it some time ago !
I use this blake in my Makita chop saw. In my farm shop it gets used a lot, the last one lasted 3 years. This carbide blade is a lot cheaper in the long run, it saws faster and it doesn't put dust in the air like the old abrasive disks. The only caution is make sure the work is secured in the saw vice, these blades are "grabby".
Great Blade for cutting ferrous metal and especially aluminum using a chop saw, no burs, allot faster then using the traditional band saw.Highly recommended as a time saver.
This blade is great for cutting mild steel & cold rolled steel. Be it round, square, or angle iron it makes a clean quick cool cut.I highly recommend the use of safety glasses / face shield due to the volume of chips that the blade produces. I also, recommend hearing protection for it does make high pitch noise when cutting. We did find that rebar be it clean or dirty DOES TRASH the blade at the cost of a blade.
This blade works great. It cuts straight and clean with no burs left on your work. Cuts way faster than abrasive blades, and without the dust or sparks. But one of the best features is that the blade wont heat up the metal, you can touch the cut rite after cutting, it stays cold. It also doesn't get smaller with every use like abrasive blades do.
I bought  various supposed steel-cutting blades by Milwaukee (Endurance),  Oldham, Olshun, De Walt, and they were all trash. Jokes, that were toothless wonders in four or five hours of mild steel cutting, of /8&#34; - 1/4&#34; stock. Some can't handle EMT. The Makita has been cutting for more than a month, and has only one tooth casualty.
these are top quality blades used them for years
as the Jepson.
But as long as you are careful with it you will love it.
Answer: yes