Oldham 100St40 10-Inch 40T Carbide Saw Blade for Steel Studs


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Makes clean, burr-free cuts in steel studsMakes clean, burr-free cuts in steel studs
Not recommended for cutting heavy gauge steel studs
heavy-duty carbide tips for the toughest jobs
Made in USA



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