Circular Saw Blade Art-Pol AR42236 — 230 mm diameter, 30 mm bore, 60 teeth, carbide-tipped

Carbide-tipped circular saw blade Art-Pol AR42236, 230 mm diameter with a 30 mm bore and 60 teeth, is designed for precision cutting of solid wood and wood-based panels. The high tooth count and carbide tips produce clean crosscuts with minimal tear-out, making this blade suitable for applications that demand fine edge quality. Compatible with table saws and miter saws that accept a 30 mm arbor, it is intended for carpentry, joinery and general workshop use where accurate, repeatable cuts are required.

Advantages

The 60-tooth geometry combined with carbide-tipped teeth provides increased cutting accuracy and longer edge life compared with standard steel blades. The 230 mm diameter balances cutting depth and rotational speed for typical woodworking machines. The blade construction reduces splintering on the workpiece surface and ensures consistent performance across a variety of wood-based materials.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting solid wood and hardwoods
• Cutting plywood, MDF and particleboard
• Use on table saws and miter saws with 30 mm arbor
• Fine carpentry and joinery tasks requiring clean edges

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 230 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Tooth type: carbide-tipped
• Primary material: suitable for wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible table saw or miter saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is powered off and disconnected from the mains during fitting. Verify correct blade rotation direction and secure the blade flange and nut to manufacturer torque specifications. Set blade height and fence or miter angle according to the desired cut. Feed the workpiece steadily and avoid excessive lateral pressure. Allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the material and complete each pass at a controlled feed rate for clean cuts.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection. For best results, sharpen or replace the blade when cut quality degrades. Match feed rate and saw RPM to the material; reduce feed speed for dense hardwoods and increase for thinner panels. Maintain saw guards and keep the blade free of pitch and resin build-up to prolong carbide life.