Circular Saw Blade Drel CON-TCT-4004, 400 mm diameter, 30 mm bore, 40 teeth

Drel CON-TCT-4004 is a 400 mm circular saw blade with a 30 mm bore and 40 teeth designed for general cutting tasks. The blade is intended for use on table saws, miter saws and stationary circular saws that accept a 30 mm arbor. With 40 tungsten carbide teeth it offers a balance between cutting speed and surface finish, making it suitable for crosscutting and ripping in solid wood and wood-based panels.

Advantages

The blade combines a large 400 mm diameter with a moderate tooth count to deliver efficient material removal while maintaining a controlled cut quality. Tungsten carbide tips increase wear resistance and extend life compared with high-speed steel. The 30 mm bore ensures compatibility with common arbors on professional and workshop machines, and the 40-tooth geometry reduces tear-out on panel materials compared with coarse blades.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of softwood and hardwood
• Cutting plywood, MDF and particle board
• Use on table saws, sliding miter saws and stationary circular saws with a 30 mm arbor
• Workshop production and renovation tasks requiring a balance of speed and finish

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 40
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide tipped
• Primary application: wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a machine whose arbor matches the 30 mm bore and ensure the blade is mounted in the correct rotation direction. Verify blade alignment and secure the blade flange and nut to the manufacturer's specified torque. Adjust cutting speed and feed rate to the material and use appropriate supports and guides to maintain a straight cut. Wear proper personal protective equipment and follow machine safety procedures during operation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this 400 mm blade at the recommended RPM for your saw and perform test cuts on scrap material to set the optimal feed rate. For reduced tear-out on veneered panels, consider using an auxiliary scoring blade or make a shallow scoring pass before the full-depth cut. Regularly inspect the carbide tips and replace the blade when teeth become chipped or excessively worn.