
Hitachi
Hitachi 115435 10” 60T Fine Finish Miter Saw Blade
★★★★★
60-tooth fine finish miter saw blade crafted from Japanese steel for clean, splinter-free crosscuts in hardwood, plywood, and MDF.
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Overview
Key Features
Ideal for hardwood, softwood, high quality finish lumber, plywood and MDF
Good for OSB
Precision tension Balancing reduces blade vibration
Compatible with miter saws
5,800 max RPM
Specifications
Blade Diameter
10 inches
Number of Teeth
60
Tooth Grind
ATB (Alternate Top Bevel)
Carbide Grade
C3
Material
High-quality Japanese steel
Max RPM
5,800
Coating
Electrophoresis (rust protection)
Compatible Materials
Hardwood, softwood, finish lumber, plywood, MDF, OSB
Compatible Saws
10-inch miter saws
Brand
Hitachi
Model
115435
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 60 ATB teeth deliver smooth, splinter-free crosscuts suitable for finish carpentry and trim work
- Japanese steel construction provides a rigid blade body that holds its flatness over time
- Precision tension balancing reduces vibration, resulting in cleaner cuts and less noise
- Electrophoresis coating protects against rust and helps the blade glide through material
- Versatile across hardwood, softwood, plywood, MDF, and OSB without needing to swap blades
👎 Cons
- 60-tooth count cuts slower in thick hardwood compared to a 40-tooth general purpose blade
- Not designed for ripping cuts along the grain — a lower tooth count blade is better for that application
- The 10-inch diameter limits it to miter saws and does not fit 12-inch saws without an adapter
- C3 carbide is durable but not as impact-resistant as C4 grade, so avoid cutting material with embedded nails or staples
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can this blade cut?
The Hitachi 115435 is designed for hardwood, softwood, high-quality finish lumber, plywood, MDF, and OSB. It is not intended for cutting metal, masonry, or composite decking.
What is the maximum RPM for this blade?
The blade is rated for a maximum of 5,800 RPM. Always confirm that your miter saw's no-load speed does not exceed this rating before installing the blade.
What tooth grind does this blade use?
It uses an ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) grind with C3 carbide teeth, which produces clean crosscuts with minimal tear-out on wood surfaces.
Does this blade have any rust protection?
Yes, the blade body features an electrophoresis coating that resists rust and reduces friction during cuts.