Diablo D1080X 10 in. 80-Tooth Ultra Finish Saw Blade Review (2026)
By Nate Sawyer, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Fine crosscut
- Trim molding
- Crosscut
A 10 in. 80-tooth Hi-ATB miter saw blade for glass-smooth crosscuts on hardwood, molding, and veneered plywood, cutting melamine and paneling cleanly. The Perma-Shield coating and thin plate reduce grabbing and burning on slow cuts. But it clogs and burns if you rip solid stock, is wrong for framing, and the fine tips chip on hidden nails.
Pros
- 80 Hi-ATB teeth leave a near-sanded edge on hardwood, molding and veneered plywood with almost no tearout
- High tooth count cuts melamine and paneling cleanly with minimal chipping on the show face
- Perma-Shield coating and thin plate reduce grabbing and burning on slow, controlled miter cuts
Cons
- 80 teeth clog and burn if you try to rip solid stock or feed thick material fast
- More teeth mean a slower cut and more heat, so it is the wrong blade for framing or rough demolition
- Fine tips are easy to chip on hidden nails or staples, and resharpening 80 teeth costs more than a 40T
Specifications
| Teeth | 80T Hi-ATB |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 10 in |
| Arbor | 5/8 in |
| Kerf | 0.098 in |
| Material | TiCo Hi-Density Carbide |
| Best for | Glass-smooth crosscuts on a miter saw for trim, molding and hardwood |