Circular saw blade set Einhell-KWB 584795, Ø165mm, bore 20mm, 3 pcs for chipboard, hardwood, plywood, plastic, softwood

The Einhell‑KWB circular saw blade set 584795 contains three 165 mm blades with a 20 mm bore, supplied in a plastic storage tray with reducer rings. Each blade has hard metal (carbide) teeth and alternating tooth positioning; the set includes one blade optimised for fine cuts, one for medium‑fine cuts and one for coarse cuts, indicated by blade colours (red = fine‑medium, blue = medium‑fine, green = coarse). The set is intended as basic equipment for handheld circular saws, chop saws and mitre saws and suits most commercially available models for cutting chipboard, hardwood, softwood, plywood and plastic.

Advantages

The three‑blade assortment covers a range of cut qualities so you can select the appropriate blade for finishing or rougher work. Carbide teeth increase durability and maintain cutting performance across different materials. Reducer rings and the plastic tray improve compatibility and storage convenience.

Suitable for

• Chipboard
• Hardwood
• Softwood
• Plywood
• Plastic

When it may not be suitable

This set is designed for general woodworking and construction tasks and may not be suitable for specialist materials such as metals, masonry, ceramics or abrasive composites. For very high‑precision industrial cutting or continuous heavy‑duty production use, blades with specific tooth geometry or industrial grades may be more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 165 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 20 mm
• Number of blades in set: 3
• Tooth material: hard metal (carbide)
• Tooth count (example blade): 40 teeth
• Includes reducer rings and plastic storage tray

How to use

Select the blade colour and tooth type matching the desired cut quality, mount the blade using the correct reducer ring for a 20 mm arbor, and tighten according to the saw manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure the saw is disconnected from power before changing blades. Use appropriate feed rate and steady support for the workpiece, and follow standard safety measures including eye protection, hearing protection and a suitable dust extraction method.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your saw’s maximum blade diameter and that it accepts a 20 mm bore (or use supplied reducer rings where applicable)
• Check whether blade tooth count and cut quality meet your material and finish requirements
• Ensure the blades are suitable for the materials you will cut (wood-based panels, solid wood, plastic)

Usage recommendations

Use the red‑marked blade for finer, cleaner cuts, the blue for general‑purpose medium‑fine work and the green for coarse ripping or fast stock removal. Replace blades when carbide teeth show wear or cutting quality declines, and store the set in the provided plastic tray between uses.