Circular saw blade Art-Pol 300 x 30 mm, 40 tungsten carbide teeth (model AR42304)

Circular saw blade Art-Pol 300 x 30 mm, 40 tungsten carbide teeth (model AR42304) is a precision cutting blade designed for woodworking. With a 300 mm diameter and 30 mm bore, the blade features 40 tungsten carbide (widia) teeth that provide durable cutting performance and a fine cutting edge for both crosscuts and rip cuts. It is intended for use on compatible table saws and mitre saws and is suitable for carpentry, joinery and general woodworking tasks that require a clean finish and long-lasting tooth life.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide teeth deliver enhanced wear resistance compared with high-speed steel, maintaining sharpness over extended use and reducing the need for frequent resharpening. A 40-tooth configuration balances cutting speed and surface quality, enabling smooth edges on hardwoods, softwoods and veneered panels. The blade’s 30 mm bore fits many common saw arbors, ensuring stable mounting and consistent cut geometry when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of solid wood
• Cutting plywood, MDF and veneered boards
• Joinery and furniture component preparation
• Table saw and mitre saw applications with compatible arbor size

Key specifications

• Diameter: 300 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 40
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide (widia)
• Primary use: wood cutting (crosscuts and rip cuts)

How to use

Install the blade on a saw with a compatible 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power during mounting. Confirm correct blade rotation direction and secure the blade with the appropriate flange and nut to the manufacturer’s torque recommendations. When cutting, set fence and stops for accurate feeds, and maintain a steady feed rate to avoid overheating or chipping. Allow the blade to complete cuts without forcing; use push sticks or other safety accessories as required by the saw type.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match blade speed and feed rate to the material: slower feed for dense hardwoods and faster feed for softwoods and thin panels. Periodically inspect teeth for wear or damage and replace or resharpen the blade when cutting quality declines. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow the safety guidelines of your saw’s manufacturer.