Ryltanks’ four-blade set combines three general-purpose 5-1/2-inch carbide-tipped blades with a high-tooth-count finishing blade. The collection includes 10mm arbors, two kerf sizes and a stated 10,000 RPM maximum, with applications spanning wood, plywood, OSB, plastic and vinyl siding.
Quick Verdict
This set offers useful tooth-count variety for compatible circular saws. The 24T blade targets framing, 36T ripping and crosscutting, 48T fine finishing, while the 130T blade is aimed at smoother cuts in softwood, plastic, plywood, OSB, paneling and vinyl siding. Check compatibility
DIYers and woodworkers wanting multiple blade profiles for compatible 5-1/2-inch circular saws.
- 5-1/2 Inch Saw Blade for Circular Saw 3 combo pack, 10mm arbor, 0.063" Kerf(1.6mm), 24T&36T&48T(Tungsten Carbide Tipped), MAX RPM 10,000
- 5-1/2 Inch Saw Blade for Circular Saw 1-pack, 10mm arbor, 0.079" Kerf(2.0mm), 130-Tooth, MAX RPM 10,000
- 5-1/2 Inch 24T carbide framing & 36T carbide ripping and crosscutting & 48T carbide fine finish circular saw blade for cutting hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, melamine, OSB, oak, pine and Nail-Embedded Wood
- 5-1/2 Inch 130T Circular Saw Blade for cutting Softwood, Plastic, Plywood, OSB, Paneling and Vinyl Siding Fast and Smooth
- Ultra thin kerf design for fast, durable, and clean cuts, requires less cutting power from the user and the saw for better control over the cut.
- Made from C3 grade high-density tungsten carbide for toughness, wear-resistance, and long life. Laser-cut stabilizer vents keep noise and vibration low, giving you precision and control for cleaner cuts.
- Compatible with the vast majority of 10mm arbor circular saws on the market. Such as DeWalt, Bosch,Worx, Makita, Skil, RYOBI 5-1/2" Circular Saw
Key Takeaways
- Four carbide-tipped blades cover distinct cutting tasks.
- All blades list a 10mm arbor and 10,000 RPM maximum.
- Kerf sizes are 1.6mm for the three-blade combo and 2.0mm for the
Blade Selection
The pack includes 24T, 36T and 48T blades in a three-blade combo, plus a separate 130T blade. That gives the set distinct tooth-count options rather than one general-purpose profile. Ryltanks identifies the 24T blade for framing, the 36T blade for ripping and crosscutting, and the 48T blade for fine finishing.
Materials and Applications
According to the supplied specifications, the three lower-tooth-count blades are intended for hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, melamine, OSB, oak and plastic. The 130T blade is listed for softwood, plastic, plywood, OSB, paneling and vinyl siding. These stated applications make the set relevant to construction, woodworking and sheet-material projects.
Fit and Operating Limits
Each blade is 5-1/2 inches and uses a 10mm arbor. The 24T, 36T and 48T carbide-tipped blades list a 0.063-inch, or 1.6mm, kerf. The 130T blade lists a 0.079-inch, or 2.0mm, kerf. All four specify a maximum speed of 10,000 RPM.
Pros
- Four specialized tooth counts
- Carbide-tipped blades
- 10mm arbor
- 10,000 RPM maximum
Cons
- Compatibility must be confirmed
- Applications vary by blade
Buying Advice
Choose this set if your circular saw accepts 5-1/2-inch blades with a 10mm arbor and you want different tooth profiles for framing, ripping, crosscutting and finishing. Confirm your saw’s required blade dimensions and operating limits, then match each blade to its listed
Frequently Asked Questions
What arbor size do these blades use?+
All four blades list a 10mm arbor, but buyers should still confirm that size matches their circular saw before purchasing.
What is the 130T blade designed to cut?+
The 130T blade is listed for softwood, plastic, plywood, OSB, paneling and vinyl siding, with a 2.0mm kerf.





