CRALY 7-1/4 Inch 24 Teeth Wood Cutting Framing Circular Saw Blade, 5/8 Inch Arbor, Carbide Tipped, Thin Kerf, for Plywood, MDF, OSB, Laminated, 25-Pack
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“A practical, affordable blade pack for rough framing and production work, but not ideal for finished carpentry demanding clean edges.”
Our Review
The CRALY 7-1/4" 24-tooth blade is a solid budget option for framing work across plywood, MDF, and OSB. The carbide tips hold an edge reasonably well through a 25-pack, making it economical for high-volume cutting. Thin kerf design reduces binding and heat generation on standard circular saws, easing strain on 15-amp motors. However, the 24-tooth count sacrifices finish quality—expect rougher edges than 40-tooth alternatives, requiring cleanup. At this price point, it's practical for rough framing and site demolition rather than fine woodworking. The 5/8" arbor fits most contractor-grade saws reliably. Durability is moderate; blades maintain adequate sharpness for 50-100 linear feet before noticeable dulling. Best value comes from buying the 25-pack bulk option.
What We Like
- Thin kerf reduces motor load and binding on 15-amp saws
- Carbide-tipped teeth provide decent longevity across abrasive materials like OSB and MDF
- 25-pack bulk pricing offers strong value for production framing
Watch Out For
- 24-tooth geometry produces rough cuts—visible splintering on plywood face sides
- Carbide tips can chip if struck with fasteners or debris during demolition cuts
The Verdict
“A practical, affordable blade pack for rough framing and production work, but not ideal for finished carpentry demanding clean edges.”
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