Circular Saw Blade Art-Pol 150x22.2 mm, 30 Carbide Teeth (model AR42153)

Art-Pol circular saw blade 150x22.2 mm with 30 carbide teeth is a woodworking blade designed for use on table saws and miter saws with a 22.2 mm arbor. With a 150 mm diameter and hard carbide-tipped teeth, the blade is intended for cutting and trimming softwoods and hardwoods, offering improved wear resistance and consistent cutting performance for workshop and DIY tasks.

Advantages

The carbide-tipped teeth provide durable cutting edges that resist wear and extend blade life compared with standard steel blades. The 30-tooth configuration balances cutting speed and finish quality, making it suitable for both ripping and crosscutting operations. The 150 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore ensure compatibility with common compact and benchtop saws, while the blade geometry promotes stable cuts and reduced tear-out on many wood types.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting softwoods and hardwoods
• General workshop and DIY woodworking tasks
• Use on table saws, mitre (miter) saws and compact saw units with 22.2 mm arbor
• Cutting dimensional lumber, boards, panels and moldings

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Arbor (bore) diameter: 22.2 mm
• Number of teeth: 30 carbide-tipped teeth
• Tooth material: carbide (widiowe) tips
• Primary application: wood cutting (ripping and crosscutting)

How to use

Install the blade on a saw with a matching 22.2 mm arbor and ensure the saw is disconnected from power before mounting. Verify that blade direction matches the saw's rotation marking. Tighten the arbor flange securely according to the saw manufacturer’s torque specification. Set cutting depth and fence or miter angle as required for the task. Operate the saw at the appropriate speed for a 150 mm carbide blade and feed workpieces steadily to maintain consistent cutting and prevent overheating. Allow the blade to stop completely before making adjustments or removing cut pieces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, dust mask). Keep the blade clean and free of pitch or resin build-up; periodic cleaning and proper storage will prolong life. For the best finish, ensure the blade is sharp and use a suitable feed rate for the material. Replace the blade or have it professionally sharpened when cutting quality declines or when carbide tips are damaged.