Circular Saw Blade AWTools PIŁA TARCZOWA 400×30 mm, 80 teeth, carbide-tipped (MPN 42408)

AWTools PIŁA TARCZOWA 400×30 mm with 80 carbide-tipped teeth is a circular saw blade intended for precise crosscutting and ripping of wood and wood-based panels. The large 400 mm diameter and concentrated high tooth count deliver smoother cuts and improved finish quality compared with lower-tooth blades. Carbide tips increase wear resistance and maintain sharpness under frequent use in workshops and production environments.

Advantages

The blade combines a large diameter and a high tooth count to reduce tear-out and produce cleaner edges. Carbide-tipped teeth enhance durability and edge retention, extending service life and maintaining cutting quality between resharpening cycles. A 30 mm bore ensures stable mounting on compatible saw arbors, minimizing runout for accurate cuts. The construction is suitable for both crosscutting and ripping tasks when fine finish and consistent performance are required.

Suitable for

• Precision crosscutting of solid wood and laminated boards
• Ripping and finish cuts on plywood, MDF and particleboard
• Workshop and small-scale production use where cut quality matters
• Applications requiring long blade life and reduced maintenance frequency

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Bore (inner hole) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 80
• Tooth material: carbide-tipped
• Primary use: wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw or table saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring correct orientation of the teeth and secure fastening per the saw manufacturer's instructions. Adjust saw speed and feed rate to match the material: use moderate feed for crosscuts and steady feed for ripping to avoid overheating the carbide tips. Maintain proper blade alignment and check for runout before making precision cuts. Allow the blade to cool between extended cutting runs to preserve carbide integrity.

Usage recommendations

For the best results, pair the blade with a stable saw table and a sharp insert plate; use dust extraction and appropriate personal protective equipment. Periodically inspect teeth for chipping and have the blade professionally sharpened when the cut quality decreases. Avoid cutting nails, screws or abrasive materials to prevent premature damage to the carbide tips.