Norske Tools NCSBP290 7-1/4 inch x 24 Teeth Reversa Cut Thin Kerf Framing Saw Blade Japanese Steel 5/8 inch Bore with Diamond Knockout One Blade with Double Life Time

These blades are great can stand with Diablo any day their just not available in local stores so if you have the time to order before you project they will be a great option.

When i cut open existing subfloors the balde usually goes in the garbage after one floor. Im pleased to say this blade is NOT going into the garbage anytime soon.... it handled multiple layers of nasty blade burning VCT TILE and another 1 1/2 of extremly wet and nail filled ply wood ... no smoke andNo hesitation with the blade even when hitting nails.... like a hot Knife through butter i would highly recommend This blade and bonus when it Does dull out you flip it around its two blades in one !!!

I bought 3 of this blade and gave them to my men, the feeling was unanimous...This blade cuts like and old worn out blade. The problem with this blade is in its design. The second set of teeth drag along behind and you have to force the blade to cut. I get better cuts out of a Diablo blade after a month of framing than I got on day one with the Reversablade. Ive been in construction for years and Id be willing to bet that this blade wont be on the market in anothee year or two. Norske is selling us on a bill of goods...Complete garbage.

At face value the blade seems like a great idea. In reality, it's not. Single cutting direction blades cut much smoother. Im assuming that the opposite tooth creates drag and therefore causes binding. Bought 8 blades, me and ally guys have the same opinion about them. Stick with the standard 7 1/4 saw blade

I ordered the 24 tooth reversable blade, but Amazon sent me the composition decking blade. It works very well, and I will order my reversable blade again, wishing for better luck in getting what I ordered!

Well I was excited to try a different blade, in case I was missing out on a better product. Threw it on and started building a deck. Struggled all morning with pressure treated 2x6's and got pretty frustrated. Put my old 8 month old diablo blade (3 large decks, plenty of framing, lots of ripping siding, and subfloor demo) and all of the frustration was gone. The norske wouldn't track straight on a crosscut, bogged down immediately with contact. Worked pretty well for less than 10 cuts and then started acting like I had used it to cut Hardie board or something. Not pleased.

This blade can cut

The idea is great, but the blade is not. The reverse side of the blade creates a lot of drag when you’re cutting materials. I was ripping down 2x10s and it killed my batteries in my 36v makita saw. Switched back to a diablo blade and new batteries and ran for the better part of the day afterward(I can run that saw for about 6 hours hard at a time). This blade is not worth any amount of money in my opinion.