Circular Saw Blade Art-Pol 350 x 30 mm, 30 Tungsten Carbide Teeth (model AR42353)

Art-Pol circular saw blade 350 x 30 mm (model AR42353) is designed for cutting wood on table and hand-held circular saws with a 30 mm bore. The blade measures 350 mm in diameter and is equipped with 30 tungsten carbide teeth that provide a balance between cutting speed and smoothness. It is suitable for both crosscutting and ripping operations on a variety of common wood types, with carbide tips intended to extend cutting life and maintain edge retention under normal working conditions.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide-tipped teeth resist wear better than plain steel teeth, providing longer intervals between resharpening or replacement. With 30 teeth, the blade offers a compromise between fast material removal and acceptable surface finish for many woodworking tasks. The 30 mm bore ensures compatibility with standard saws designed for that arbor size. The blade construction aims to deliver consistent cutting performance and stable operation when correctly mounted and used at the recommended speed.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting of soft and hardwoods
• Ripping and general dimensioning of lumber
• Use on compatible table saws and circular handheld saws with 30 mm bore
• Carpentry and workshop tasks requiring durable carbide tips

Key specifications

• Diameter: 350 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 30 tungsten carbide teeth
• Material of tips: tungsten carbide
• Primary application: cutting wood (crosscutting and ripping)

How to use

Before installation, ensure the saw is switched off and disconnected from power. Verify that the saw's arbor matches the blade's 30 mm bore and that the blade rotation direction aligns with the saw's arrow marking. Mount the blade on the arbor, secure the flange and nut to the manufacturer's torque specification, and confirm the blade is tightly fastened without wobble. Set the appropriate cutting speed and depth for the wood species and thickness you are working with. During cutting, feed material steadily, avoid lateral force on the blade, and wear suitable personal protective equipment such as eye and hearing protection and gloves where appropriate.

Usage recommendations

To maximize blade life and maintain cutting quality, use the blade for wood materials it is designed for, avoid cutting materials with embedded nails or excessive dirt, and perform periodic inspection for chipped or dull carbide tips. If the cut quality degrades, consider professional sharpening or replacement of the blade. Store the blade in a dry place and handle it by the central bore or non-toothed areas to protect the carbide teeth.