Circular Saw Blade Art-Pol AR42122 125×22.2 mm, 24 Tungsten Carbide Teeth for Wood Cutting

Circular saw blade Art-Pol AR42122 125×22.2 mm with 24 tungsten carbide teeth is designed for cutting wood and wood-based panels. The 125 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore make this blade compatible with many handheld circular saws and small table saws used in carpentry and general woodworking. The tungsten carbide tooth tips provide wear resistance and maintain sharpness for repeated crosscuts and rip cuts on soft and hardwoods as well as laminated boards.

Advantages

The combination of a compact 125 mm diameter and 24 precisely filed tungsten carbide teeth ensures smooth cutting performance with reduced tear-out on veneered and laminated surfaces. Carbide tips extend blade life compared with high-speed steel, while the tooth count balances cutting speed and surface finish for general-purpose wood cutting. The standard 22.2 mm bore fits commonly used saw arbors without adapters on compatible machines.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping softwood and hardwood
• Cutting plywood, MDF and particleboard
• Use in handheld circular saws and compatible table saws
• Carpentry, joinery and small workshop woodworking tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.2 mm
• Teeth: 24 tungsten carbide-tipped teeth
• Material suitability: solid wood, plywood, MDF, particleboard
• Typical use: general-purpose wood cutting with emphasis on balanced speed and finish

How to use

Install the blade on a saw whose arbor matches the 22.2 mm bore, following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensuring the blade is mounted in the correct rotation direction. Secure the blade flange and tighten the arbor nut to the recommended torque. Use appropriate guards, push sticks and hold-downs where required. Select a suitable cutting speed and feed rate for the material: slower, steady feed for clean crosscuts on veneered panels and moderate feed for ripping solid timber. Allow the blade to complete the cut without forcing to avoid chipping or overheating.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye and hearing protection, and use dust extraction or a respirator when cutting processed wood. Inspect the blade for damage or excessive wear before each use and replace when carbide tips are chipped or cutting quality deteriorates. For veneered or laminated panels, consider using a sacrificial backing board to reduce tear-out on the exit side of the cut.