Circular saw blade Dedra H15024 — 150 mm diameter, 20 mm bore, for wood, 1 pc

Dedra H15024 circular saw blade — 150 mm diameter with a 20 mm bore — is a single-piece blade intended for cutting wood. The blade fits handheld and table-mounted circular saws that accept a 150 mm blade and a 20 mm bore. It is designed for general woodcutting tasks including crosscuts and rip cuts in softwoods and many hardwoods when used with a compatible saw speed and correct tooth geometry.

Advantages

The blade offers a compact 150 mm diameter that balances cutting capacity and maneuverability. A 20 mm bore ensures compatibility with many saw models through direct mounting or the use of standard reducers. With 24 teeth, the blade provides a compromise between cutting speed and finish quality, producing reasonably smooth edges while maintaining efficient material removal. The single-piece construction reduces the risk of misalignment and simplifies installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts in softwood and medium-density hardwoods
• Rip cuts along the grain of boards and planks
• Handheld circular saw work where a compact blade is required
• Table-mounted circular saws that accept 150 mm diameter blades

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 20 mm
• Number of teeth: 24
• Material suitability: Wood (softwood and many hardwoods)
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Before installing the Dedra H15024 blade, verify that your saw accepts a 150 mm blade with a 20 mm bore and that the maximum RPM of the blade is compatible with your saw's no-load speed. Switch off and unplug the saw or remove the battery, then mount the blade making sure the cutting direction matches the saw's rotation. Tighten the arbor nut to the manufacturer's recommended torque and check blade alignment. During cutting, use appropriate feed rates matching the material and avoid forcing the blade. Allow the saw to reach full speed before beginning the cut and support the workpiece to prevent binding.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as eye and hearing protection and a dust mask when cutting wood. For smoother finishes on delicate or fine-grain hardwoods, consider finishing passes or a blade with a higher tooth count. Regularly inspect the blade for dulling, chipped teeth, or warping and replace when performance degrades. Follow the saw manufacturer's guidance for blade mounting and safe operation.