I hate changing blades on my TSso I keep a combo blade like this on, as I do mostly all cross cuts or plyand while this will rip, I would change it, if I was riiping a lot of wood, but for a few small rips of pine, its a breezequality is on par with blades costing 30-50 more, so quite the value, I would not hesitate using this brandrecommended...I used this on my 10" DeWalt compound mitre saw. I had an instant dislike of the DeWalt blade that came with it and quickly replaced it with a Diablo which was much better. I was going to stick with that brand as it served me very well for many years, but I got a chance to try out this GoYonder, so I did. It compares very favorably (even better?) than the Diablo. It cuts very smooth and easy. I'd love to try it on plywood in my circular saw but I'd need a different size. On the mitre saw, it certainly does the job well. It was able to make a straight 45-degree bevel cut through the 4x4 - this was my original test for the original DeWalt blade which it failed miserably (couldn't hold a straight line).So, I'm not experienced enough with every brand to know how this ranks, but I can say it does a great job, is at least comparable to the Diablo, and FAR better than the DeWalt. If you still have the DeWalt blade, throw it away and consider this one.If you found my review helpful, please consider hitting the "thumbs up" button.