Diablo HardieBlade Saw Blade for Fiber Cement - 10" Diameter, 6 TCG (PCD) Teeth, 5/8" Arbor, .087" Kerf, 10° Hook Angle, .063" Plate, 6000 Max RPM - D1006DH

Works perfectly for cutting the Hardie plank siding and even the thicker trim boards. Faster and cleaner cuts as opposed to using shears, though it obviously creates more dust. Made easily 200+ cuts without any issues or noticeable wear.

Arrived on time in perfect condition. Cheaper than Home Depot. Blade cut through James Hardy plank v groove siding like butter. We have a couple different sizes in this particular blade, and they LAST. One blade is all you need to finish a project. We used them for putting siding on a 4000 sq.foot house and didn't need to replace the blade. No wobble, skipping or hopping while cutting. Great value for your money.

I HAD USED SEVRAL BRANDS AND AFTER 20 CUTS, THEY BEGAN TO SHOW SIGNS OF WARE REALLY FAST, ROUGH CUTS AND CHIPPING. THIS DIABLO BLADE OUT PERFORMED THEM ALL. HELD TRUE AFTER 200 PLUS CUTS, MINIMAL DUSTING ISSUES, CLEAN CUTS WITH SHARP EDGE. I WAS BLOWN AWAY AT HOW WELL IT PERFORMED. HANDS DOWN BEST BUY FOR THE MONEY, REALLY BEST BUY PERIOD. i AM NOW A BELIVER. MONEY WELL SPENT, AND WITH DUSTING BEING AN ISSUE WHEN CUTTING FIBER BOARD, IT SAVE YOUR TOOLS AS WELL, FIBER CEMENT DUST IS HARD ON POWER SAW. REDUCING THE DUSTING ISSUE HELPS YOUR TOOLS AND YOUR POCKET.

I am siding a house with HardiePlank and HardieShingle, and am using a Diablo D1006DH Cement Saw Blade in a Dewalt table saw to rip 1-1/4" starter strips, long partial planks, and so on. This blade has held up really well - no thrown carbide teeth (unlike the Diablo 7-1/4" Hardie circular saw blade I bought and replaced). Diablo blades (other than the 7-1/4" blade noted above; I am also using a 12" Diablo blade in a miter saw) definitely last longer than a "standard" carbide-tipped blades, which typically start smoking and loading-down your saw after a few cuts, these Diablo PCH blades keep cutting for at least a few hundred feet of "cut" without smoking, binding, etc. Only complaint is the huge cloud of dust generated by this blade; despite what the mfr info says, this blade doesn't seem to generate any less dust than the standard carbide-tipped blades I used some years ago to re-side a different house with HardiePlank. All in all, Diablo D1006DH Cement Saw Blades are a better value than standard carbide blades because they last a LOT longer than standard carbide blades.

Performed well. I have nothing to compare it with, other than a standard masonry blade. The Freud Diablo blade was much easier to cut with , but there was still a significant amount of dust.

I used this blade for the first time on my shed siding (replacement) project. I built my shed with a gambrel roof - yes, lots of angles! Lot of extra work - but this design is more attractive & functional by increasing the interior square footage. At any rate I have to say this blade is worth the investment because I was able to rip Hardie (HZ10) planks to my desired widths and angles for that professional finish. All of the cut edges were very clean without jagged or rough areas. Its only a shed I know - but the details count! The 10in Diablo blade was used on my miter saw and table saw - the installation was simple. Be mindful that you will generate dust - so plan accordingly by wearing proper PPE (dust mask, long sleeves, gloves, ect.). All cuts were made outside for obvious reasons. Hardie rip cuts were quick as well as the miter cuts on 0.75in thick Hardie trim pieces.

Cuts well!

Works fantastic every time. Diablo blades are the best.

perfect!

Works exactly as noted, made the job much easier.

Good quality and good price.

Great blade for cutting Hardie, stays sharp really long.

works as advertised. Minimal tearing on cut material