Circular saw blade EINHELL 165 x 1.6 x 20 mm, 24 teeth, carbide-tipped (49584759)

Carbide-tipped circular saw blade compatible with handheld circular saws that accept a 20 mm arbor. With a 165 mm diameter, 1.6 mm plate thickness and 24 carbide-tipped teeth, this blade is designed for versatile cross- and rip-cutting in solid wood and common wood-based panels. The tooth geometry and carbide tips provide a balance between cutting speed and edge life, while the moderate tooth count helps produce precise straight cuts with reduced chipping on veneered and laminated surfaces.

Advantages

This Einhell circular saw blade offers durable carbide tips for extended cutting life and consistent performance across multiple work sessions. Its 24-tooth configuration delivers a compromise between clean finish and efficient material removal, suitable for general woodworking tasks. The 20 mm bore ensures secure mounting on compatible handheld saws, and the 1.6 mm plate thickness provides good stiffness for straight cuts while remaining easy to feed through standard timber and panels.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and rip-cutting in softwood and hardwood
• Cuts in plywood, MDF and particleboard with reduced tear-out
• Straight cuts with handheld circular saws that accept a 20 mm arbor
• General carpentry, joinery and DIY woodworking projects

Key specifications

• Diameter: 165 mm
• Plate thickness: 1.6 mm
• Bore diameter: 20 mm
• Tooth count: 24 carbide-tipped teeth
• Material suitability: solid wood and common wood-based panels (plywood, MDF, particleboard)
• Application: cross-cutting and rip-cutting, general-purpose woodworking

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible handheld circular saw with a 20 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power before fitting. Tighten the mounting flange securely following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Check blade rotation direction and adjust guards and fences as required. When cutting, use appropriate feed speed and steady support for the workpiece to maintain straightness and avoid overheating the teeth. Allow the blade to come to a full stop before removing offcuts or adjusting the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and ear protection and a dust mask. Match blade speed and feed rate to the material type; slower feed for clean cross-cuts and slightly faster feed for ripping. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage and replace when carbide tips are worn or segments are chipped to maintain cut quality and safety.