Circular Saw Blade GEKO 230 x 22 mm, 60 teeth for Wood (G78061)

Circular saw blade GEKO 230 x 22 mm, 60 teeth for Wood (G78061) is a saw blade designed for cutting timber and wood-based panels with a 230 mm diameter and 22 mm bore. The 60-tooth configuration is intended to deliver fine, smooth cuts on both crosscut and rip operations. The blade is compatible with circular saws and table saws that accept 230 x 22 mm blades and is suitable for workshop and construction environments where quality of finish is important.

Advantages

The 60-tooth geometry provides reduced tear-out and a cleaner surface finish compared with coarse-tooth blades, making it suitable for finish carpentry and panel work. The blade diameter and standard 22 mm bore ensure wide compatibility with commonly used saw models. Designed for wood, the blade balances cutting speed and finish quality to perform both crosscutting and ripping with predictable results.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting of softwood and hardwood
• Ripping and lengthwise cuts in boards and planks
• Cutting wood-based panels such as plywood, MDF and chipboard
• Workshop and on-site woodworking where smooth edge finish is required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Material type: designed for wood cutting (carbide-tipped teeth assumed by intended use)
• Primary applications: crosscut and rip cutting of timber and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw or table saw with a 22 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is unplugged or the battery is removed before fitting. Verify correct blade rotation direction and secure the blade flange and nut according to the saw manufacturer's instructions. Set the cutting depth and fence as required for the workpiece. Use steady feed speed appropriate for a 60-tooth finishing blade to avoid burning or excessive wear. After use, allow the blade to stop fully before removing guards or performing adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye, hearing and respiratory protection when cutting wood. Use push sticks or other safety aids for narrow cuts and maintain a stable workpiece support. For panel cutting, consider scoring the top surface or using a sacrificial zero-clearance insert to reduce tear-out. Regularly inspect and, if necessary, have the blade professionally sharpened to maintain cutting quality.