Circular Saw Blade Art-Pol 125×22.2 mm, 30 Carbide Teeth (model AR42123)

Circular saw blade Art-Pol 125×22.2 mm, 30 carbide teeth is a thin, fine-tooth blade intended for precise wood cutting. With a 125 mm diameter and a 22.2 mm arbor hole, this blade is compatible with handheld circular saws and routers that accept 125×22.2 mm blades. The 30 tungsten-carbide tipped teeth provide improved wear resistance and a longer cutting life compared with standard steel blades, making it suitable for crosscuts, rip cuts and trimming panels where cleaner edges are required.

Advantages

The carbide tips increase durability and maintain sharpness over extended use, reducing the need for frequent re-sharpening. A higher tooth count (30 teeth) offers smoother cuts and finer finishes on wood and wood-based panels. The standardized 22.2 mm bore and 125 mm diameter ensure broad compatibility with common compact saws and some routers, allowing simple blade exchanges. The blade construction balances cutting speed and surface quality for general woodworking tasks.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting softwood and hardwood for furniture and joinery
• Ripping small boards and dimensional lumber
• Trimming and sizing plywood, MDF and other wood-based panels
• Portable circular saw and router applications that accept 125×22.2 mm blades

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor hole: 22.2 mm
• Number of teeth: 30
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide tips
• Intended material: wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible tool following the tool manufacturer's safety instructions and ensuring the power is disconnected. Verify the arbor size (22.2 mm) and that the blade is mounted with the teeth pointing in the correct rotation direction. Tighten the arbor nut to the specified torque. Use appropriate feed speed and steady, even pressure to avoid chipping; for the best finish, cut with the workpiece supported and clamped. Wear eye, hearing and respiratory protection as required when cutting wood and panels.

Usage recommendations

For longest blade life, avoid cutting fast with excessive feed pressure and allow the carbide teeth to clear chips. Use a zero-clearance insert or backing support when cutting thin panels to reduce tear-out. Re-sharpen or replace the blade when performance degrades or signs of excessive wear appear.