Circular saw blade DeWALT DT1923-QZ 1 pc 181 g

The DeWALT DT1923-QZ circular saw blade is designed for precision cutting across a range of materials. Weighing 181 g, this single-piece blade offers balanced handling and is intended to provide consistent, accurate cuts in joinery, woodworking and general-purpose cutting tasks. The blade construction and tooth geometry support smooth feed and reduced chipping for cleaner edges.

Advantages

The blade delivers precise cutting performance with stable balance and low vibration, helping to maintain control during use. Its durable construction is suited to repeated use and provides consistent results over time. The tooth profile and sharpening allow for reduced tear-out on wood and composite materials, while the moderate weight contributes to easy handling and compatibility with a wide range of circular saws.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping softwoods and hardwoods
• Joinery and finish carpentry tasks
• Cutting plywood, MDF and veneered panels
• General-purpose on-site cutting and remodeling work

Key specifications

• Weight: 181 g
• Application: general-purpose circular saw blade for wood and composite panels
• Design: single-piece circular blade with precision tooth geometry for smooth cuts
• Compatibility: intended for use with handheld and table-mounted circular saws that accept this blade size and arbor configuration
• Performance characteristics: balanced for low vibration and designed to reduce chipping and tear-out

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power during fitting. Verify correct blade orientation, secure the blade nut, and check for runout before use. Adjust saw speed and feed rate according to material type and thickness, and always use appropriate personal protective equipment. Maintain steady, even feed pressure to achieve clean cuts and avoid forcing the blade through the material.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the blade on properly supported workpieces and ensure saw guards and riving knives are in place where applicable. Regularly inspect the blade for wear or damage and replace the blade if teeth are chipped or cutting performance deteriorates. Match blade selection and tooth count to the specific material and cut type to optimize finish quality and blade life.