Circular Saw Blade Art-Pol 125 x 22.2 mm, 40 Carbide Teeth

Art-Pol circular saw blade 125 x 22.2 mm with 40 carbide teeth is designed for precise cutting of wood on handheld and small table saws. The 125 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore make it compatible with a wide range of compact saws. Forty tungsten carbide teeth provide a fine cutting edge that combines durability with the ability to produce clean crosscuts and rip cuts in both softwoods and hardwoods. The blade is intended for carpentry, furniture making and general DIY tasks that require accurate, smooth cuts and longer blade life compared to standard steel blades.

Advantages

The carbide-tipped teeth deliver consistent cutting performance and extended service life compared with plain steel blades. The 40-tooth configuration balances cutting speed and finish quality to reduce tear-out and minimize post-cut sanding. The 22.2 mm bore size ensures secure mounting on common compact saw models, while the compact 125 mm diameter allows use in both portable circular saws and small table saws. The blade construction provides stable operation and predictable cut geometry for repeatable results.

Suitable for

• Precise crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring clean edges
• Furniture making and cabinet work with fine finish demands
• DIY projects and home renovations using handheld or small table saws

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.2 mm
• Number of teeth: 40 carbide (tungsten) teeth
• Material of cutting tips: carbide (tungsten)
• Intended materials: softwood and hardwood
• Typical mounting: compact handheld circular saws and small table saws

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 22.2 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power before fitting. Verify the blade rotation direction matches the saw’s indicator and tighten the arbor flange to the manufacturer’s recommended torque. Use appropriate feed rates and avoid forcing the blade through the material; allow the carbide teeth to cut at their designed speed. For crosscuts, support workpieces to prevent splintering and for rip cuts maintain steady guidance along a fence or guide. Wear appropriate eye, ear and hand protection and follow the saw manufacturer’s safety instructions at all times.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep the blade clean from pitch and resin build-up and inspect teeth regularly for damage. Use a blade suited to the timber type and cutting style: the 40-tooth blade offers a balance between smooth finish and acceptable cutting speed. Replace or re-tipping should be performed by a qualified sharpening service when wear affects cut quality.