The Benchmark Abrasives 10" 60 tooth TCT saw blade is designed for smooth, controlled crosscuts in hardwoods, softwoods and plywood on sliding miter and radial-arm saws. Its 60-tooth configuration and ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) geometry help produce clean edges with reduced tear-out, making it a strong choice for trim, molding and finish carpentry.
A negative hook angle helps control how aggressively the blade enters the material, making this blade especially well suited for saws where the blade moves through the workpiece during the cut. Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth provide durable cutting performance, while the standard 5/8" arbor fits compatible 10" sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Quantity: 1 Blade
Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Blade Diameter
10"
Tooth Count
60 Teeth
Blade Type
Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
Tooth Geometry
ATB − Alternate Top Bevel
Hook Angle
Negative
Arbor / Bore
5/8"
Kerf
0.094"
Maximum RPM
6,700 RPM
Primary Material
Wood
Cutting Application
Controlled Crosscutting & Finishing
Compatible Tool Type
Sliding Miter & Radial-Arm Saws
Product Features
60-tooth configuration favors smoother crosscuts and reduced tear-out.
ATB tooth geometry helps slice cleanly across wood fibers.
Negative hook angle promotes a more controlled cutting action on sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth provide a durable cutting edge for repeated use.
5/8" arbor fits compatible 10" sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Finish-focused design makes this blade a strong choice for trim, molding and finish carpentry.
6,700 RPM maximum speed clearly identifies the operating limit for proper machine selection.
Materials & Applications
Best For
Softwood
Hardwood
Plywood
Trim work
Molding
Finish carpentry
Fine crosscuts
Finish-sensitive wood cutting
The 60-tooth configuration and negative hook angle make this blade particularly useful for controlled crosscutting where clean edges and a smooth feed are more important than maximum cutting speed.
Machine Compatibility
Designed for compatible 10" sliding miter and radial-arm saws using a 5/8" arbor and operating within the blade's maximum speed rating.
Common compatible saws include:
Bosch® CM10GD
DeWalt® DWS713
Makita® LS1040
Always confirm compatibility with your exact saw before installation. Blade diameter, arbor fit, guard and flange clearance, blade rotation, kerf and any applicable riving-knife requirements must match, and the saw must operate at no more than 6,700 RPM.
Choosing the Right Tooth Count
With 60 teeth on a 10" blade, this blade sits in the smoother-finish range, while the negative hook angle makes it specifically suited to controlled crosscutting on sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Tips for Better Blade Performance
Secure the workpiece firmly against the saw fence.
Allow the saw to reach full speed before entering the material.
Use a steady, controlled feed rate and let the carbide teeth do the cutting.
Avoid forcing the blade through the workpiece.
Keep sawdust and chips clear of the cutting path.
Inspect the blade before use for damaged, missing or excessively worn teeth.
Remove pitch and resin buildup periodically to maintain clean cutting performance.
Replace or professionally sharpen the blade when cutting performance noticeably declines.
Never exceed the blade's 6,700 RPM maximum operating speed.
Safety
Use this blade for wood-cutting applications only.
Do not use this blade to cut metal.
Use only on saws designed to accept this blade diameter and arbor size.
Never install the blade on a machine that exceeds the blade's maximum RPM.
Keep all factory guards and safety devices properly installed.
Secure the workpiece firmly against the fence before cutting.
Inspect the blade before every use. Do not use a cracked, warped or damaged blade.
This blade is designed for wood applications, including hardwoods, softwoods and plywood. It is particularly well suited for trim, molding and finish-sensitive crosscuts.
Both use 60 teeth for smoother crosscuts, but this version is specifically intended for sliding miter and radial-arm saws and uses a negative hook angle to provide a more controlled cutting action.
A negative hook angle reduces how aggressively the blade pulls itself into the material. That helps provide smoother, more controlled cutting on sliding miter and radial-arm saws where the blade moves through the workpiece.
Yes. The 60-tooth configuration, ATB geometry and controlled negative-hook design make it well suited for trim, molding and finish-carpentry applications.
This blade is designed primarily for controlled crosscutting and finishing. A lower-tooth-count blade is usually the better choice when fast ripping is the priority.
ATB stands for Alternate Top Bevel. The teeth alternate their bevel direction from one tooth to the next, helping slice cleanly across wood fibers and reduce tear-out.
Yes. This blade is well suited for plywood where a cleaner finished edge is important.
This blade is intended primarily for sliding miter and radial-arm saws. Use a blade designed for table-saw operation when ripping or general table-saw cutting is the primary application.
No. This blade is engineered for wood applications only. Use a Benchmark Abrasives TCT blade specifically designed for steel or aluminum when cutting metal.
Common compatible saws include the Bosch CM10GD 10-inch dual-bevel glide miter saw, DeWalt DWS713 10-inch miter saw and Makita LS1040 10-inch miter saw. This negative-hook sliding-miter and radial-arm blade is intended for controlled crosscutting. Confirm compatibility with the exact saw model before installation, including blade diameter, arbor or bushing, guard and flange clearance, blade rotation, kerf and riving-knife requirements where applicable, and a saw speed no greater than 6,700 RPM.
The blade has a maximum operating speed of 6,700 RPM. Never use it on a saw whose operating speed exceeds the maximum RPM marked on the blade.
The Benchmark Abrasives 10" 60 tooth TCT saw blade is designed for smooth, controlled crosscuts in hardwoods, softwoods and plywood on sliding miter and radial-arm saws. Its 60-tooth configuration and ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) geometry help produce clean edges with reduced tear-out, making it a strong choice for trim, molding and finish carpentry.
A negative hook angle helps control how aggressively the blade enters the material, making this blade especially well suited for saws where the blade moves through the workpiece during the cut. Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth provide durable cutting performance, while the standard 5/8" arbor fits compatible 10" sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Quantity: 1 Blade
Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Blade Diameter
10"
Tooth Count
60 Teeth
Blade Type
Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
Tooth Geometry
ATB − Alternate Top Bevel
Hook Angle
Negative
Arbor / Bore
5/8"
Kerf
0.094"
Maximum RPM
6,700 RPM
Primary Material
Wood
Cutting Application
Controlled Crosscutting & Finishing
Compatible Tool Type
Sliding Miter & Radial-Arm Saws
Product Features
60-tooth configuration favors smoother crosscuts and reduced tear-out.
ATB tooth geometry helps slice cleanly across wood fibers.
Negative hook angle promotes a more controlled cutting action on sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Tungsten carbide-tipped teeth provide a durable cutting edge for repeated use.
5/8" arbor fits compatible 10" sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Finish-focused design makes this blade a strong choice for trim, molding and finish carpentry.
6,700 RPM maximum speed clearly identifies the operating limit for proper machine selection.
Materials & Applications
Best For
Softwood
Hardwood
Plywood
Trim work
Molding
Finish carpentry
Fine crosscuts
Finish-sensitive wood cutting
The 60-tooth configuration and negative hook angle make this blade particularly useful for controlled crosscutting where clean edges and a smooth feed are more important than maximum cutting speed.
Machine Compatibility
Designed for compatible 10" sliding miter and radial-arm saws using a 5/8" arbor and operating within the blade's maximum speed rating.
Common compatible saws include:
Bosch® CM10GD
DeWalt® DWS713
Makita® LS1040
Always confirm compatibility with your exact saw before installation. Blade diameter, arbor fit, guard and flange clearance, blade rotation, kerf and any applicable riving-knife requirements must match, and the saw must operate at no more than 6,700 RPM.
Choosing the Right Tooth Count
With 60 teeth on a 10" blade, this blade sits in the smoother-finish range, while the negative hook angle makes it specifically suited to controlled crosscutting on sliding miter and radial-arm saws.
Tips for Better Blade Performance
Secure the workpiece firmly against the saw fence.
Allow the saw to reach full speed before entering the material.
Use a steady, controlled feed rate and let the carbide teeth do the cutting.
Avoid forcing the blade through the workpiece.
Keep sawdust and chips clear of the cutting path.
Inspect the blade before use for damaged, missing or excessively worn teeth.
Remove pitch and resin buildup periodically to maintain clean cutting performance.
Replace or professionally sharpen the blade when cutting performance noticeably declines.
Never exceed the blade's 6,700 RPM maximum operating speed.
Safety
Use this blade for wood-cutting applications only.
Do not use this blade to cut metal.
Use only on saws designed to accept this blade diameter and arbor size.
Never install the blade on a machine that exceeds the blade's maximum RPM.
Keep all factory guards and safety devices properly installed.
Secure the workpiece firmly against the fence before cutting.
Inspect the blade before every use. Do not use a cracked, warped or damaged blade.
This blade is designed for wood applications, including hardwoods, softwoods and plywood. It is particularly well suited for trim, molding and finish-sensitive crosscuts.
Both use 60 teeth for smoother crosscuts, but this version is specifically intended for sliding miter and radial-arm saws and uses a negative hook angle to provide a more controlled cutting action.
A negative hook angle reduces how aggressively the blade pulls itself into the material. That helps provide smoother, more controlled cutting on sliding miter and radial-arm saws where the blade moves through the workpiece.
Yes. The 60-tooth configuration, ATB geometry and controlled negative-hook design make it well suited for trim, molding and finish-carpentry applications.
This blade is designed primarily for controlled crosscutting and finishing. A lower-tooth-count blade is usually the better choice when fast ripping is the priority.
ATB stands for Alternate Top Bevel. The teeth alternate their bevel direction from one tooth to the next, helping slice cleanly across wood fibers and reduce tear-out.
Yes. This blade is well suited for plywood where a cleaner finished edge is important.
This blade is intended primarily for sliding miter and radial-arm saws. Use a blade designed for table-saw operation when ripping or general table-saw cutting is the primary application.
No. This blade is engineered for wood applications only. Use a Benchmark Abrasives TCT blade specifically designed for steel or aluminum when cutting metal.
Common compatible saws include the Bosch CM10GD 10-inch dual-bevel glide miter saw, DeWalt DWS713 10-inch miter saw and Makita LS1040 10-inch miter saw. This negative-hook sliding-miter and radial-arm blade is intended for controlled crosscutting. Confirm compatibility with the exact saw model before installation, including blade diameter, arbor or bushing, guard and flange clearance, blade rotation, kerf and riving-knife requirements where applicable, and a saw speed no greater than 6,700 RPM.
The blade has a maximum operating speed of 6,700 RPM. Never use it on a saw whose operating speed exceeds the maximum RPM marked on the blade.
SHIPPING
FREE LIGHTNING FAST SHIPPING!
You read that right, Free shipping on orders over $100 + Orders placed before 12 noon PST = SHIP SAME DAY!
Orders placed after noon will ship the following day.
Standard FREE shipping is UPS Ground or USPS priority depending on size and weight. Most customers receive
their order within 3-5 days from date of purchase. Faster shipping options available for additional charge.
Free shipping not available on international orders. Free shipping will only be available to orders being
delivered within the lower 48 states.
Refund
Not happy with your product? Welcome to hassle free returns. Just shoot us an email, call the toll free number
or click the chat button below. One of our helpful employees will get you set up with an RGA and return
shipping info.
