Circular saw blade Dedra H40060 400 x 30 mm, 60 teeth

Dedra H40060 circular saw blade, 400 x 30 mm with 60 teeth, is designed for use in compatible circular saws to perform accurate crosscuts and rip cuts in solid wood and engineered wood panels. The 60-tooth configuration gives a finer cut profile and reduced tear-out compared with coarse-tooth blades, enabling cleaner edges for carpentry, furniture making and renovation tasks. The blade's dimensions suit saws with a 30 mm arbor and a 400 mm blade capacity.

Advantages

The 60-tooth geometry delivers smoother cuts and improved surface finish, reducing the need for extensive sanding or secondary machining. A balanced tooth pattern helps minimise vibration during cutting for more consistent results and extended tool life. The 30 mm bore ensures secure mounting on compatible saws, while the 400 mm diameter provides a combination of cutting depth and stability suitable for a wide range of woodworking operations.

Suitable for

• Accurate crosscutting of solid wood and board materials
• Fine rip cuts and edge trimming
• Furniture components and cabinetry work
• Renovation and interior finish carpentry tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Material compatibility: wood and wood-based materials
• Intended cutting type: crosscuts and rip cuts with fine finish

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw with a 30 mm arbor following the saw manufacturer's mounting instructions and safety procedures. Ensure the blade is mounted in the correct rotation direction and that all fastening elements are tightened to the specified torque. Adjust cutting speed, feed rate and blade height according to the material and thickness to avoid burning and to achieve the desired surface quality. Use appropriate blade guards and personal protective equipment while operating the saw.

Usage recommendations

For best results with the Dedra 400 x 30 mm, 60-tooth blade, use slower feed rates on dense or laminated boards and perform test cuts to fine-tune depth and speed. Maintain the blade by keeping it clean from pitch and resin build-up and inspect teeth regularly; replace the blade when wear or tooth damage affects cut quality.