Circular Saw Blade Dedra 160 mm x 20 mm, 24 Teeth (model DEDH16024)

Circular saw blade Dedra 160 mm x 20 mm, 24 Teeth (model DEDH16024) is a dedicated wood-cutting blade designed for common woodworking tasks. With a 160 mm diameter and a 20 mm bore, this blade fits saws that accept 160×20 mm mounting. The 24-tooth configuration provides a balance between cutting speed and surface finish, making it suitable for crosscuts and general-purpose ripping and trimming in soft and hardwoods when used with appropriate feed rates.

Advantages

The blade's 24 teeth deliver moderate tooth density to reduce cutting time while maintaining acceptable edge quality. A standard 20 mm bore ensures compatibility with many table saws, miter saws and handheld circular saws that support this size. Its 160 mm diameter offers a good compromise between compact size and cutting depth for typical workshop and on-site woodworking applications.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting boards, panels and timber
• General-purpose woodworking tasks in workshops and home projects
• Use in table saws, miter saws and circular saws that accept 160×20 mm blades

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 160 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 20 mm
• Number of teeth: 24
• Intended material: wood (softwood and hardwood)
• Typical applications: crosscutting and general-purpose cuts

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw ensuring the bore matches the arbor and that the blade is mounted in the correct rotation direction. Secure the blade according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and check that guards and safety devices are in place. Adjust saw speed and feed rate appropriate for wood species and thickness; for a 24-tooth blade, moderate feed rates are recommended to balance finish and cutting time. Perform a test cut on scrap material to confirm alignment and finish before working on the actual workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Maintain the blade by keeping it clean from pitch and resin buildup and inspect teeth for wear or damage. Replace or resharpen the blade when cuts become rough or feed rates must be reduced to maintain quality. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow the saw manufacturer's safety guidelines when operating.