Circular saw blade DEDRA H30060 30 cm for wood

The DEDRA H30060 circular saw blade 30 cm for wood is a tungsten-carbide tipped blade engineered for general woodworking tasks. With a 30 cm (300 mm) diameter and a 3 cm (30 mm) bore, this single-piece blade fits compatible table saws and miter saws that accept a 30 mm arbor. It has 60 teeth arranged to deliver balanced cutting performance, offering a combination of smooth finish and efficient material removal for a variety of wood types.

Advantages

The 60-tooth configuration provides fine, accurate cuts with reduced tear-out, while the carbide tips increase edge life compared with standard steel teeth. The 30 cm diameter offers a good cutting depth for common woodworking operations, and the standardized 3 cm bore ensures compatibility with many saws. The blade is designed to maintain cutting consistency and durability under typical workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Cutting plywood, MDF and veneered panels
• Trim and finish work requiring smoother edges
• Use on table saws and miter saws with a 30 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: Wood (solid wood, plywood, MDF)
• Diameter: 300 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Teeth type: carbide-tipped
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw following the machine manufacturer's safety and mounting instructions, ensuring the arbor size matches the 30 mm bore and that the blade is mounted with the rotation direction indicated on the blade. Check that the blade is tightened to the recommended torque and that appropriate guards and riving knives are in place. Feed the workpiece at a steady rate suited to the material and tooth count; slower feed rates produce cleaner cuts with a 60-tooth blade. Use correct blade height and fence alignment to achieve the desired cut quality.

Usage recommendations

Always wear eye and hearing protection and follow workshop safety procedures. For the best finish, use a sharp, clean blade and avoid cutting excessively dirty or metal-contaminated wood. If cutting engineered boards with adhesives or laminates, consider reducing feed speed to minimize edge chipping. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage and replace when carbide tips are worn or teeth are chipped.