Bosch 2608640630 Construct Wood HM Circular Saw Blade, 160x20 mm, 12 teeth The Bosch Construct Wood circular saw blade is ideal for rough cutting of wood on the construction site. The carbide-tipped straight teeth with a bevel and the special tooth design ensure high durability. The stable tooth base further enhances their strength. Suitable for construction lumber, formwork boards, aerated concrete blocks, and wood-based panels-all cut effortlessly. Nails or concrete debris are no obstacle either. For standard use with circular saws on construction sites and firewood circular saws. With a reduction ring. Technical specifications: Brand: Bosch;Model:2608640630;Number of teeth: 12;Tooth shape: HB;Outer diameter: 160 mm;Inner diameter: 20 mm;Cutting width: 2.6 mm;Base disc thickness: 1.6 mm;No-load speed: 9500 rpm;Quantity: 1 pc.;Weight: 0.360 kg...

Bosch 2608644375 Eco for Wood Circular Saw Blade, 190 x 20 mm, 24 teeth The Bosch Eco for Wood circular saw blade has a diameter of 190 mm and 24 teeth. It is designed for reliable cuts in soft and hard wood. The teeth are fully sharpened and ensure smooth and easy cutting. Technical specifications: Brand: Bosch;Model: 2608644375;Number of teeth: 24;Tooth shape: ATB;Outer diameter: 190 mm;Inner diameter: 20 mm;Cutting width: 2.2 mm;Base disc thickness: 1.4 mm;No-load speed: 8000 rpm;Quantity: 1 pc.;Weight: 0.360 kg...

Bosch EXPERT for Wood Circular Saw Blade 254 x 30 mm, 60 Teeth, 2608642530 Bosch EXPERT for Wood (article number 2 608 642 530) is a carbide-tipped circular saw blade measuring 254 mm in diameter with a 30 mm bore and 60 teeth. The kerf is 2.4 mm over a 1.8 mm plate, and maximum speed is 7,500 rpm. The blade is intended for table saws and mitre saws, cutting both softwood and hardwood. 60 teeth at 254 mm - what kind of cut that is Tooth count sets the trade-off between speed and cut quality. A 24-40 tooth blade cuts fast but leaves a ragged edge; 60 teeth at 254 mm sits in the range for a clean crosscut - where the edge stays visible and gets no further finishing. In practice this is the mitre saw blade: skirting, joinery, mouldings, frames and anything where the cut face is the finished surface. Microteq teeth The tips are Microteq carbide, produced in-house by Bosch from extremely fine carbide grains. Grain size determines two things at once: how sharp the cutting edge can be made and how long it holds that edge. Fine grain gives a sharper, more stable edge, which in timber shows up as less fibre tear-out on the underside of the cut. ATB geometry The teeth use an alternate top bevel (ATB) - each successive tooth ground the opposite way. The point severs the wood fibres from the side rather than pushing them forward, and that is precisely what protects the lower edge from splintering. This is why ATB is the standard geometry for crosscutting. 30 mm bore - check before ordering The bore is 30 mm, the standard for European table and mitre saws. If your machine has a 25.4 mm or 16 mm arbor you need a reducing ring, not a blade forced onto the spindle. Also check your machine's maximum speed: it must not exceed 7,500 rpm. Getting a clean cut Even the best blade splinters the underside if the workpiece has no backing. On a mitre saw use a sacrificial fence board; on a table saw, a zero-clearance insert. Feed the work steadily: too slow and the teeth heat up and burn the cut, too fast and the tips are overloaded. The blade must be clean - accumulated resin increases friction and is the most common reason a perfectly good blade starts scorching timber. Maintenance Remove resin with a dedicated cleaner or a degreaser, never with an abrasive - that damages the coating and dulls the cutting edge. A blunt blade announces itself with burn marks on the cut, increased feed effort, and a change in the sound of the machine. Carbide blades of this class can be resharpened by a specialist many times over, which costs far less than a new blade. Technical specifications ManufacturerBosch RangeEXPERT for Wood Article number2 608 642 530 Diameter254 mm Bore30 mm Kerf2.4 mm Plate thickness1.8 mm Tooth count60 Tooth formATB, alternate top bevel CarbideMicroteq, fine grain Maximum speed7,500 rpm MaterialsSoftwood and hardwood MachinesTable saws and mitre saws OriginItaly Questions and Answers What work suits 60 teeth? Clean crosscutting - skirting, joinery, mouldings, frames, anywhere the cut face stays visible. Blades with 24-40 teeth cut faster but leave a coarser edge and belong to ripping and rough breakdown work. Will it fit my machine? The blade is 254 mm with a 30 mm bore - the standard for European table and mitre saws. A 25.4 mm or 16 mm arbor needs a reducing ring. Also confirm your machine does not exceed 7,500 rpm. What does ATB mean? Alternate Top Bevel - each successive tooth is bevelled the opposite way. The point severs fibres from the side rather than pushing them forward, protecting the underside of the workpiece from splintering. It is the standard geometry for crosscutting wood. Why are two thicknesses quoted - 2.4 and 1.8 mm? 2.4 mm is the kerf, set by the carbide tips, while 1.8 mm is the thickness of the blade plate itself. The plate is thinner so it does not rub the walls of the cut - which means less heat and less load on the motor. Why is the cut coming out burnt? Usually resin build-up on the blade or too slow a feed. Both increase friction. Clean the blade with a dedicated cleaner or degreaser and feed the work steadily. Burning is also a sign the blade has gone blunt. How do I avoid splintering the underside? Use backing - a sacrificial fence board on a mitre saw or a zero-clearance insert on a table saw. The blade cuts downwards, and with nothing supporting the fibres below they tear free no matter how sharp it is. Can the blade be resharpened? Yes - carbide blades of this class can be resharpened by a specialist many times over, at considerably less than the cost of a new blade. Do not use abrasives to clean it: they damage the coating and dull the cutting edge. ..

Bosch EXPERT Wood Circular Saw Blade 165 x 20 mm, 48 Teeth, 2608902218 Bosch EXPERT Wood (article number 2 608 902 218) is a carbide-tipped circular saw blade for wood, 165 mm in diameter with a 20 mm bore and 48 teeth. The kerf is 1.8 mm over a 1.3 mm plate and maximum speed is 11,500 rpm. The blade is intended for hand-held and plunge saws. The standard 165 mm blade At 165 mm with a 20 mm bore this is the standard choice for a mid-range hand-held circular saw. The kerf is 1.8 mm - heavier than the cordless variants and therefore more resistant to side load. If you cut long edges along a guide rail, or work with a mains machine, the thicker plate holds its line more steadily. 48 teeth - for a clean cut At 165 mm, 48 teeth falls in the range for a clean crosscut. Blades with fewer teeth cut faster but leave a coarser edge and suit rough breakdown work; blades with more give an even smoother cut but heat up in thicker material. Forty-eight is the balance at which one blade does both jobs decently. Geometry and carbide The teeth use an alternate top bevel (ATB): each successive tooth is ground the opposite way and severs the fibres from the side rather than pushing them forward. That is what protects the underside of the workpiece from splintering. The hook angle is 10° and maximum speed reaches 11,500 rpm - the highest in this group of blades. The tips are tungsten carbide, which holds a keen edge many times longer than hardened steel and tolerates higher temperatures without softening. Materials The blade cuts softwood and hardwood as well as boards - chipboard, plywood, MDF and laminated panels. On laminate, backing under the workpiece matters especially, because the surface chips far more readily than solid timber. Mounting and speed Confirm your machine's arbor is 20 mm - any other size needs a reducing ring, not a blade forced onto the spindle. Machine speed must not exceed 11,500 rpm. Match the direction of rotation to the arrow on the blade as well - fitted backwards, a blade does not cut but crushes and overheats. Getting a clean cut Use backing under the workpiece: a sacrificial board or a zero-clearance insert. With nothing supporting the fibres below, they tear free no matter how sharp the blade. Feed steadily - too slow and the teeth heat up and burn the cut, too fast and the tips are overloaded. Remove resin with a dedicated cleaner or degreaser, never with an abrasive, which damages the coating and dulls the cutting edge. Technical specifications ManufacturerBosch RangeEXPERT Wood Article number2 608 902 218 Diameter165 mm Bore20 mm Kerf1.8 mm Plate thickness1.3 mm Tooth count48 Tooth formATB, alternate top bevel TipsTungsten carbide Maximum speed11,500 rpm MaterialsSoftwood, hardwood, chipboard, plywood, MDF, laminate MachinesHand-held and plunge saws OriginItaly Questions and Answers Will it fit my machine? The blade is 165 mm with a 20 mm bore. Any other arbor size needs a reducing ring. Check that your machine does not exceed 11,500 rpm, and match the direction of rotation to the arrow on the blade. What work suits 48 teeth? Clean crosscutting. At 165 mm, fewer teeth cut faster but leave a coarser edge and suit rough breakdown work; more teeth give a smoother cut but heat up in thicker material. What does ATB mean? Alternate Top Bevel - each successive tooth is bevelled the opposite way. The point severs fibres from the side rather than pushing them forward, protecting the underside of the workpiece from splintering. It is the standard geometry for crosscutting wood. Why are two thicknesses quoted? 1.8 mm is the kerf, set by the carbide tips, and 1.3 mm is the thickness of the blade plate. The plate is thinner so it does not rub the walls of the cut - meaning less heat and less load on the motor. Does it cut chipboard, MDF and laminate? Yes - the blade is rated for softwood and hardwood and for boards. On laminate, backing under the workpiece matters especially, because the surface chips far more readily than solid timber. Why is the cut coming out burnt? Usually resin build-up on the blade or too slow a feed - both increase friction. Clean the blade with a dedicated cleaner or degreaser, never with an abrasive. Burning is also a sign the blade has gone blunt. Can the blade be resharpened? Yes - carbide blades can be resharpened by a specialist many times over, at considerably less than the cost of a new blade. What matters is that the sharpening machine preserves the original tooth angles. ..

Bosch Optiline Wood Circular Saw Blade 216 x 30 mm, 48 Teeth, 2608640641 Bosch Optiline Wood (article number 2 608 640 641) is a carbide-tipped circular saw blade for wood, 216 mm in diameter with a 30 mm bore and 48 teeth. The kerf is 2.8 mm and maximum speed is 7,000 rpm. The blade is intended for mitre saws and table saws. 216 mm - the compact mitre saw size 216 mm with a 30 mm bore is the standard on compact mitre saws. The blade gives enough width of cut for skirting, mouldings and joinery, and the lower maximum speed reflects the larger diameter: at the same rpm, a bigger blade has a considerably higher rim speed. 48 teeth - for a clean cut At 216 mm, 48 teeth falls in the range for a clean crosscut. Blades with fewer teeth cut faster but leave a coarser edge and suit rough breakdown work; blades with more give an even smoother cut but heat up in thicker material. Forty-eight is the balance at which one blade does both jobs decently. Geometry and carbide The teeth use an alternate top bevel (ATB): each successive tooth is ground the opposite way and severs the fibres from the side rather than pushing them forward. That is what protects the underside of the workpiece from splintering. Speed is limited to 7,000 rpm - lower because of the larger diameter, at which rim speed rises quickly. The tips are tungsten carbide, which holds a keen edge many times longer than hardened steel and tolerates higher temperatures without softening. Materials The blade cuts softwood and hardwood as well as boards - chipboard, plywood, MDF and laminated panels. On laminate, backing under the workpiece matters especially, because the surface chips far more readily than solid timber. Mounting and speed Confirm your machine's arbor is 30 mm - any other size needs a reducing ring, not a blade forced onto the spindle. Machine speed must not exceed 7,000 rpm. Match the direction of rotation to the arrow on the blade as well - fitted backwards, a blade does not cut but crushes and overheats. Getting a clean cut Use backing under the workpiece: a sacrificial board or a zero-clearance insert. With nothing supporting the fibres below, they tear free no matter how sharp the blade. Feed steadily - too slow and the teeth heat up and burn the cut, too fast and the tips are overloaded. Remove resin with a dedicated cleaner or degreaser, never with an abrasive, which damages the coating and dulls the cutting edge. Technical specifications ManufacturerBosch RangeOptiline Wood Article number2 608 640 641 Diameter216 mm Bore30 mm Kerf2.8 mm Tooth count48 Tooth formATB, alternate top bevel TipsTungsten carbide Maximum speed7,000 rpm MaterialsSoftwood, hardwood, chipboard, plywood, MDF, laminate MachinesMitre saws and table saws OriginItaly Questions and Answers Will it fit my machine? The blade is 216 mm with a 30 mm bore. Any other arbor size needs a reducing ring. Check that your machine does not exceed 7,000 rpm, and match the direction of rotation to the arrow on the blade. What work suits 48 teeth? Clean crosscutting. At 216 mm, fewer teeth cut faster but leave a coarser edge and suit rough breakdown work; more teeth give a smoother cut but heat up in thicker material. What does ATB mean? Alternate Top Bevel - each successive tooth is bevelled the opposite way. The point severs fibres from the side rather than pushing them forward, protecting the underside of the workpiece from splintering. It is the standard geometry for crosscutting wood. What does a 2.8 mm kerf mean? It is how much material the blade removes on every cut. A heavier kerf resists side load better and holds its line, but removes more material and loads the motor harder. Does it cut chipboard, MDF and laminate? Yes - the blade is rated for softwood and hardwood and for boards. On laminate, backing under the workpiece matters especially, because the surface chips far more readily than solid timber. Why is the cut coming out burnt? Usually resin build-up on the blade or too slow a feed - both increase friction. Clean the blade with a dedicated cleaner or degreaser, never with an abrasive. Burning is also a sign the blade has gone blunt. Can the blade be resharpened? Yes - carbide blades can be resharpened by a specialist many times over, at considerably less than the cost of a new blade. What matters is that the sharpening machine preserves the original tooth angles. ..

BOSCH Circular Saw Blade for Wood, 190 x 30 x 2.6 mm; 12 Construct Wood Z12 / 2608640633 Manufacturer: Bosch Model: 2 608 640 633 / 2608640633 Description and technical specifications: Product line: PRO Consumables Specifications: 190 x 30 x 2.6 mm; 12 Packaging type: Paper / cardboard / corrugated cardboard - packaging, sleeve, with Euro hole Commercial packaging unit: 1 pc. Details Outer diameter " 7 1/2 Outer diameter mm: 190 Bore, mm: 30 Cutting width (b1) mm / base disc thickness (b2) mm 2.6/1.6 Number of teeth: 12 Tooth shape: HB Max. speed (RPM): 8000 Test result: 1 Suitable for workable materials (details): Formwork boards Particleboard Acoustic panels Lightweight construction panels Construction timber/structural timber/wooden beams Porous concrete..

Milwaukee 4932492377 Wood and Plastic Cutting DiscDescription: The Milwaukee 4932492377 carbide-tipped blade for wood and plastic, with a diameter of 125 mm , is the ideal choice for anyone who needs to cut wood, plastic, and drywall efficiently and reliably. With its carbide-tipped edge, it prevents chipping while maintaining a consistent cutting depth throughout its entire service life. Compatible with various angle grinders, making it convenient and easy to use. Technical Specifications: Type: CB125 / 22.23Outer diameter: 125 mm;Inner diameter: 22.23 mm;Application: wood, plastic, PVC, drywall;Use: Angle grinder;Quantity: 1 pc.;..

DeWALT Extreme DT10304 Circular Saw Blade for Wood, 190 x 30 mm, 24TDescriptionThe DeWALT Extreme DT10304 is a circular saw blade for wood featuring carbide-tipped (HM) teeth for fast and precise cutting of solid timber, wood panels, and other wood-based materials. With a 190 mm diameter, 30 mm bore, and 24 teeth, it provides an excellent balance between cutting speed and control. Its durable carbide teeth offer long service life and reliable cutting performance, making the blade suitable for demanding professional applications. As part of the DeWALT Extreme range, it is designed to deliver consistent results across a wide variety of woodworking tasks. The DeWALT DT10304 is an excellent choice for carpenters, construction professionals, and DIY users looking for a dependable wood-cutting circular saw blade.Technical Specifications Brand: DeWALT Series: Extreme Model: DT10304 Type: Circular saw blade for wood Diameter: 190 mm Bore: 30 mm Blade thickness: 1.65 mm Number of teeth: 24 Tooth material: Carbide (HM) Application: Wood cutting Package Includes 1 x DeWALT Extreme DT10304 Circular Saw Blade..

WellCut WC-M2163024 Circular Saw BladeDescription: The WellCut WC-M2163024 circular saw blade is made of high-quality hardened steel to ensure a long service life. The blade teeth are made of carbide, which prevents them from breaking. Special slots between the teeth reduce noise during operation. Features an innovative anti-corrosion coating. The blade has a diameter of 216 mm and is equipped with 24 teeth , ensuring precise cuts. Technical specifications:Blade diameter: 216 mmBore size: 30 mmNumber of teeth: 24Blade thickness: 2.4 mmCompatible with: LS0815, DWS777, DWS774, C8FSR, GCM800, GCM8SJL, KGS216Quantity per package: 1 pcWeight: 0.522 kg ..

DeWalt DT10302 Circular Saw BladeDescription:The DeWalt DT10302 wood circular saw blade is designed specifically for cordless circular saws, with a slim profile that minimizes strain on the machine and extends runtime on a single battery charge. This blade is ideal for both rip and cross cuts in solid wood, as well as for working with composite wood materials such as plywood, MDF, and particleboard. The blade's teeth are made of high-quality tungsten alloy, ensuring durability and precision during cutting. For added convenience and efficiency, the holes designed to reduce noise and vibration are filled with resin, making operation quieter and more stable. This blade is the ideal choice for professionals seeking a highly efficient and reliable cutting solution.Technical specifications:Outer diameter: 184 mmInner mounting hole: 16 mmTooth width: 1.65 mmBlade thickness: 0.99 mmNumber of teeth: 24Tooth shape: ATB (Alternate Top Bevel)Tooth material: HMTooth angle: 18°Recommended speed: 7000 rpmSuitable for cutting: woodWeight: 0.22 kg..