These cut like butter. They are well made and were shipped properly.They work without issue on my Ryobi cutter; order with confidence!

I ordered these thinking they had the standard 7/8' arbor but sizes were clearly marked in the title so that's my fault. I'll give them 5 stars and then update when I really put them to the test on a project with the right tool. The center hole on these disks measures 10mm or just over 3/8" and the outside diameter of the disk with carbide edge is 76.5mm or 3". They came in a cardboard box, 3 to a pack, with foam separators between them to prevent damage. They look well-made and feel solid. Make sure you want this 3" OD and 3/8" ID size before you order.

These blades are awesome! I finally found wood blades for my 3 incgmh cutoff saw. So I finally get to use my 3 inches to dk something. These blades see to be durable makes cutting small stock a quick and easy breeze. Not so thick that I lose alot of wood in the cutting and that makes yhrm a good value vs the cost for me.

I received the "FOXBC 3 Inch Cut Off Wheels, Carbide Grit Multi Material Cut Off Disc for Woods, Plastics, Fiber Cement or Drywall with 3/8" Arbor - 3 Pack" in early February 2025. For the purposes of this review, I shall refer to this product as the "FOXBC3"The FOXBC3 turned out better than expected; but, between the listing title and the markings on the FOXBC3, not quite as good as I hoped. It did work (See Before and After Photos of the drywall I cut. "Before is the picture with the cut-line superimposed; "After" is the picture with the shorter drywall.)For convenience, I used the FOXBC3 with a cheap, HF Battery-Operated drill (See Photo). The house involved is "Plank Framed" with lots of nail heads in the one-by-twelves (1"X12") boards behind the drywall. I thought the FOXBC3 would do well with my planned task because it is not supposed to "care" whether you are cutting boards or drywall or embedded nails; and, wonder of wonders, the FOXBC3 did NOT care!It buzzed right through sixteen feet (16') of drywall, with the teeth sinking in far enough to slightly "score" the underlying planks and hitting more than a few nail heads. Best of all, its design is efficient enough that I did not have to change batteries! It did "throw" drywall dust, and paper flakes, and wood dust and the occasional bits of metal, EVERYWHERE; but it was just "doing its job." When done, the FOXBC3 cut-off wheel I chose from the three-pack was, except for a couple of scratches in the finish, as good as new!Nevertheless, I could wish that we had a four-and-a-half rating available. Why? Well, there were a couple of adverse surprises that, even though I gave it a full five stars (5*), makes me think it deserves slightly less. The biggest surprise came from the title of the product listing. It says, "FOXBC 3 Inch Cut Off Wheels... WITH [emphasis is mine] 3/8" Arbor..." It should have said, "FOXBC 3 Inch Cut Off Wheels... FOR 3/8" Arbor..." because no 3/8" Arbor was included with the kit... (I had to purchase my own 3/8" Arbor to use the kit!)Why did I end up giving the FOXBC3 five stars (5*) instead of four stars (4*)? Mostly because, based on the printing on the blades, I decided the title on their product page might have been an "HELM" ("Honest English Language Mistake"). If you look closely at the FOXBC3 Blade's reverse side, you will see that the "MAX RPM is 2,0300" (See Photo)! All three (3) FOXBC3 Blades had the same label wording. I suspect the manufacturer meant 2,300RPM rather than 20,300RPM but poor editing has resulted in a batch of FOXBC3 blades that are badly labeled -- leading me to believe the Product Page Title may have received the same poor editing. (The difference, of course, is that the Product Page Title can be fixed; the labels are what they are for this "batch" of cut-off wheels.) Regardless, FOXBC3 Wheel I chose, did just fine with the 900RPM produced by my cordless drill...Disadvantages1. Limited depth of cut -- when mounted on a drill, max is about a half inch (1/2").2. Wording of product labeling may be suspect due to poor editing.3. Design "throws" a lot of dust!4. Does NOT come with 3/8" arbor as indicated in Product Listing.Advantages1. Cuts extremely well!2. You get a narrow power/battery saving kerf.3. Appears rugged -- cut 16' of drywall; appears like it would cut another 16' w/no issues4. Inexpensive -- even without the expected ArborBottom Line: Would I recommend the FOXBC3?Yes! Just be sure you have your own compatible Arbor or Power Tool that will mount the blades!

They seem like a solid make, the edges are definitely covered with carbide, and as such, should provide some very smooth, very effective cuts. That said, I ordered these thinking they would fit on my angle grinder, and they do not. They are exclusively for a cutoff tool, so I'm giving them to a friend who has one.