Best Circular Saw Blade? FLEX, Diablo, Milwaukee, Makita, Bosch, Ryobi, Irwin, Spyder, SKIL, Norske

The amount of cash this man has to go through buying products to remain un-biased AND building his own testing equipment every week is truly mind blowing...I'll always come here first before buying pretty much anything, doing God's work out here 👑

As someone addicted to hunting down reviews and information before I make darn near any purchases these days, this channel is always a wealth of unbiased facts and comparisons

Can we just appreciate how not only he makes the best unbiased reviews but also takes the time to reply to hundreds if not thousands of comments. This man is a treasure we must protect

In the several years I've been watching your vids I don't think I've ever heard you get as excited as you did when the Makita blade blew through the first rip test. That was awesome 🙂

Todd testing the Makita blade: "Holy Smokes 1.41 seconds very impressive!" That brought a smile to my face😊

I'm honestly amazed at how well that Spyder did for how cheap it is.

I have an old Skilsaw, and put a new Irwin on it. Like my previous blades, it was a fight with any piece of wood, always bogging down, burnt edges, making small tasks into huge work efforts. So, I go looking at reviews to get a new circular saw and come across this gem. Could it really be the blade. After watching this vid in it's entirety, I decided on a Makita blade. You have saved the day... Man, I can't believe how a simple blade change has made life so much easier. Recently, I've been experimenting with slabbing wood and that blade will cut thru solid wet oak 2" thick like butter. And the unbelievable part is, it hasn't wore out yet, although I expect it to, sooner than later. You must excuse me for the extra long rambling, I just wanted to say thanks for your excellent reviews!

I always loved the weighted testing. It's a no nonsense, apples to apples way to compare. Nobody out there is doing a better job of providing real world reviews than Project Farm. Keep up the great work!

I've been a carpenter for 40 years. As a carpenter, I want a blade that peforms well, stays sharp and will take an occasional nail without flinching. Makita has always made a very good blade and they used to be my got to until Diablo. Diablo has been my go to for years for value and longevity. But I tried the Spyder blades based on your demo blade review a few months back and I really like them. Spyder is my new favorite blade for performance and value.

As a framer, the skilsaw is my most used power tool, and I've always gone for Diablo, and they're really solid, but man, I just went and ordered a 10 pack each ($6/blade) of the Spyder (Lowe's) and Makita (Amazon) blades and will keep one saw dedicated for clean wood and another for demo/wood with nails. Thanks for all your work in helping us make better, more informed decisions!

I have been reasonably loyal to the Sypder brand but now you've got me looking for a Makita blade for my cordless saw. I appreciate the the time, effort, and thoroughness of everything you test.

This comparison was quite the eye-opener! The Makita was blazing fast but the Spyder blew my mind - especially given its price-point. Wow.

I'm not sure if' you've considered it yet, but I think testing windshield fluid would be a pretty awesome video idea. After smearing bugs across my window last week yet again, I have to wonder if there's a fluid that actually 'cuts though bugs' as the brands claim. I'm not sure if it's because I enjoy the rain repelling formulas or because I only use fluid that stays liquid year round. I know people use plain water in warmer states, i often wonder if it does a whole lot better chemically to remove them. I've seen mixtures of glass cleaner and water as well that probably bridges the gap. I'd imagine bug guts are reletively oily/ fatty and the water content evaporates on the glass pretty quickly from heat and airflow. They may be water soulable oils and the name brand alcohol based fluids might not cut it.

Been in constr. for 20+ years. These results are spot on with what I've observed. Occasional nails happen in the field and the Diablo and DeWalt could take a hit and keep on rolling. Durability means a lot when you buy a lot of blades. Thanks, Todd

All I can say is that all the tests that you do are unbelievably FIRST CLASS! Thank you so much for all the time, work and money that is involved making your videos.

The delivery, details, and overall dedication in your video never fails in continuously astound your viewers. Wonderful presentation Todd, we truly appreciate it.

I don't think I've ever heard Todd be as surprised as that "holy smokes" moment with the Makita. Really says something about a product when it can draw out that kind of reaction!

You really have to appreciate how much time and work that goes into these videos. Todd probably doesn't want to change another blade for a very long time. Great video as always.

There are two things I REALLY like about your videos: The graphs are AWESOME, and you always test the most important thing first. Thank you for continuing to provide this highly valuable consumer service.

Great video, thorough testing for the review, thank you, Todd! Your reviews help a lot of people, me included, and I'm sure everyone really appreciates your efforts! Take care, and may you stay safe, healthy, happy, and prosperous!