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Malco VCB2 EV 10 in. Vinyl Siding and Fencing Cutting Circular Saw Blade
Introducing the Malco VCB2 EV 10" Circular Saw Blade, your ultimate tool for achieving precision and efficiency in cutting vinyl siding and fencing. Engineered to enhance your cutting experience, this blade offers a range of remarkable features that set it apart:
Versatile Cutting Applications: Perfectly designed for vinyl siding, fence posts, and rails, making it an essential addition to your toolkit.
Superior Blade Design: Features a flat ground, neutral, no-hook-angle with a 248-tooth configuration, ensuring less waste and delivering consistently ultra-smooth cuts.
Optimal Thickness: With a nominal thickness of .073" (1.85 mm), this blade minimizes pull into the vinyl, providing a clean and efficient cutting experience.
Large Diameter: The 10" (254 mm) diameter allows for a deeper, more effective blade path, resulting in faster cuts for wide siding panels and precise single-pass cuts for large profile fence posts.
High RPM Performance: Designed for optimal cutting operation at 6500 RPM, it performs exceptionally well across a wide temperature range, from 100°F down to 20°F.
Compatibility: The VCB2 EV fits most power miters, making it a versatile choice for your cutting needs.
Upgrade your cutting capabilities with the Malco VCB2 EV 10" Vinyl Siding and Fencing Cutting Circular Saw Blade. Experience the difference in performance and quality that will transform your projects.
•Large 10" (254 mm) diameter provides a deeper, efficient cut in a variety of applications
•Blade thickness generates less waste and ensures a ultra smooth cut
•Fits most power miters for making ultra smooth cuts
Malco VCB2 EV 10 in. Vinyl Siding and Fencing Cutting Circular Saw Blade
Introducing the Malco VCB2 EV 10" Circular Saw Blade, your ultimate tool for achieving precision and efficiency in cutting vinyl siding and fencing. Engineered to enhance your cutting experience, this blade offers a range of remarkable features that set it apart:
Versatile Cutting Applications: Perfectly designed for vinyl siding, fence posts, and rails, making it an essential addition to your toolkit.
Superior Blade Design: Features a flat ground, neutral, no-hook-angle with a 248-tooth configuration, ensuring less waste and delivering consistently ultra-smooth cuts.
Optimal Thickness: With a nominal thickness of .073" (1.85 mm), this blade minimizes pull into the vinyl, providing a clean and efficient cutting experience.
Large Diameter: The 10" (254 mm) diameter allows for a deeper, more effective blade path, resulting in faster cuts for wide siding panels and precise single-pass cuts for large profile fence posts.
High RPM Performance: Designed for optimal cutting operation at 6500 RPM, it performs exceptionally well across a wide temperature range, from 100°F down to 20°F.
Compatibility: The VCB2 EV fits most power miters, making it a versatile choice for your cutting needs.
Upgrade your cutting capabilities with the Malco VCB2 EV 10" Vinyl Siding and Fencing Cutting Circular Saw Blade. Experience the difference in performance and quality that will transform your projects.
Center hole too small to fit my compound miter saw ... return window Closed NOT HAPPY !!
Dennis Mitchell
Bought this prior to getting my siding. The blade cuts nicely, little bucking, but leaves molten plastic residue on siding that needs to be cut off siding.Certainteed box recommends 40 tooth carbide blade on the box.
martin aubin
fait de très belle coupe dans le revêtement de vinyle
Amazon Customer
I'm installing a vinyl fence and needed to rip its panels. I mounted this blade on my table saw and the first cut looked like a snake- ruined the panel. From then on out I took closer notice during the cut and when the blade would vibrate I would stop the cut, back off a bit, then keep going. The blade is so thin it flexes/vibrates and cannot cut straight until you stop cutting then start again. I would have given 1 star but thought maybe it's okay in a miter saws. If you plan on ripping vinyl or plastic get an aluminum/plastic cutting blade that has carbide teeth.
Doc
Was tight on arbor shaft made changing very difficult. Also heated up and warped very quick. Got a Irwin blade worked twice as fast smooth cuts no problems
randy
works as advertised cuts vinyl no problem clean cuts
I am building a new home so I bought one of these blades for my chop saw. Complete the vinyl siding with a single blade and carried on with installing 1400 sq ft of Vinyl Plank Flooring. She started getting pretty dull but managed to get through to the last 100 sq ft or so which I finished with my jig saw. So this is the second blade the other hit the dust bin. Have not used this one but expect the same performance as the first!
Vicki Smith
Works great!
Ginger beard
Far out done my expectations
Danny Wong
If you're doing any type of vinyl siding, you need to invest in a vinyl siding blade. Cuts are quick and clean.
A Rutley
i was skeptical in purchasing this blade for cutting siding, it actually works great. not recommended in cutting siding below 5 degrees C used in cutting 30 boxes of siding.
Amazon Customer
As described
Carl
Made nice clean cuts on the vinyl siding and trim that I used to re-side my home.
Amazon Customer
GOOD product !
The Tech Guy
This blade is inexpensive and works well for cutting vinyl siding.The arbor hole on the blade is very tight and needed some coaxing to slide onto my Bosch saw. Make sure you look at the Rotation arrow on the blade and install it in the correct orientation. You will notice the teeth on the blade are backwards from a normal wood blade.The kerf if this blade is very thin which makes the blade wobble slightly. The wobble is not enough to ruin your cuts but the blade will flex slightly with any side pressure.Overall this blade is cheap and does the job. I installed 800 sq/ft of vinyl siding and cut several pieces without chipping or cracking any. For under $30 I'd recommend this blade however I'd pay $50 if they'd make if a little more sturdy.Note: I only used this blade for one weekend, installing siding on my cabin at the lake. For my "Small Project" it worked well. I have no idea on the longevity of this blade and how long the teeth will stay sharp.
Pam L
Wish I had read the reviews before buying. Yes, It's worthless junk, Couldn't get the 5/8 arbor hole onto the arbor. After messing with it for a LONG time, we finally got the blade installed only to find the blade is so out of true, or warped. Don't waste you money
Amazon Customer
just don't cut wood even once with this blade it will ruin it fast (ask me how I know) :-(
Dave W
Worked well but was not 100% true. Had a slight wobble.
Amazon Customer
Absolutely worthless. Blade was warped when I got it and it chipped and cut worse than the dull carbite tipped blade I was using. Don't waste your money on this.
Tony
Great blade...have gotten lots of use out of it and it still works great!
Daniel B.
This blade warped in no time at all. I used it to cut .06 polymer so I did not put a strain on it. Didn't matter, this blade still warped.
Dennis S. Getz
The blade had a slight wooble to it and really didn't cut any better than a plywood blade. Sort of disappointed with it.
Clarence Dunnrowicz
arrived bent, no quality control
Tim Traczyk
Piece of crap. Blade is warped. It did cut though.
Alex
Not working
joshua turner
works well
marodo
working as expected.
JM
Cuts through vinyl like cutting through warm butter! You'll love it.
Matthew J Warren
The blade arrived with quite a wobble when installed on saw. Inspite of the wobble the blade cut siding nicely.
glenn mclellan
Perfect blade for cutting vinyl siding. Never chipped any siding when cutting. Too bad it wasn't a larger blade. Very smooth cuts.
Caveat
Good idea, but the blade I received was about 1/8" out of true. What that means is, when mounted in a saw, the blade wobbled about 1/8". I used an 80 tooth blade, mounted backward in the saw and I am returning this Malco blade. I cannot recommend this blade.
Malco VCB2 EV 10 in. Vinyl Siding and Fencing Cutting Circular Saw Blade
$29.56
Circular / Multi-Use / 10 in.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 3.6 / 5 from 35 reviews.
Saw blade was delivered right away. I haven't been able to use it yet, but I think it will work well.
Bought this prior to getting my siding. The blade cuts nicely, little bucking, but leaves molten plastic residue on siding that needs to be cut off siding.Certainteed box recommends 40 tooth carbide blade on the box.
I'm installing a vinyl fence and needed to rip its panels. I mounted this blade on my table saw and the first cut looked like a snake- ruined the panel. From then on out I took closer notice during the cut and when the blade would vibrate I would stop the cut, back off a bit, then keep going. The blade is so thin it flexes/vibrates and cannot cut straight until you stop cutting then start again. I would have given 1 star but thought maybe it's okay in a miter saws. If you plan on ripping vinyl or plastic get an aluminum/plastic cutting blade that has carbide teeth.
Was tight on arbor shaft made changing very difficult. Also heated up and warped very quick. Got a Irwin blade worked twice as fast smooth cuts no problems
I am building a new home so I bought one of these blades for my chop saw. Complete the vinyl siding with a single blade and carried on with installing 1400 sq ft of Vinyl Plank Flooring. She started getting pretty dull but managed to get through to the last 100 sq ft or so which I finished with my jig saw. So this is the second blade the other hit the dust bin. Have not used this one but expect the same performance as the first!
i was skeptical in purchasing this blade for cutting siding, it actually works great. not recommended in cutting siding below 5 degrees C used in cutting 30 boxes of siding.
This blade is inexpensive and works well for cutting vinyl siding.The arbor hole on the blade is very tight and needed some coaxing to slide onto my Bosch saw. Make sure you look at the Rotation arrow on the blade and install it in the correct orientation. You will notice the teeth on the blade are backwards from a normal wood blade.The kerf if this blade is very thin which makes the blade wobble slightly. The wobble is not enough to ruin your cuts but the blade will flex slightly with any side pressure.Overall this blade is cheap and does the job. I installed 800 sq/ft of vinyl siding and cut several pieces without chipping or cracking any. For under $30 I'd recommend this blade however I'd pay $50 if they'd make if a little more sturdy.Note: I only used this blade for one weekend, installing siding on my cabin at the lake. For my "Small Project" it worked well. I have no idea on the longevity of this blade and how long the teeth will stay sharp.
Wish I had read the reviews before buying. Yes, It's worthless junk, Couldn't get the 5/8 arbor hole onto the arbor. After messing with it for a LONG time, we finally got the blade installed only to find the blade is so out of true, or warped. Don't waste you money
Absolutely worthless. Blade was warped when I got it and it chipped and cut worse than the dull carbite tipped blade I was using. Don't waste your money on this.
Good idea, but the blade I received was about 1/8" out of true. What that means is, when mounted in a saw, the blade wobbled about 1/8". I used an 80 tooth blade, mounted backward in the saw and I am returning this Malco blade. I cannot recommend this blade.
