Circular Saw Blade GEKO G00059 for Wood 250 mm x 32 mm bore, 40 Teeth, Bi-metal/Chipboard

Circular saw blade GEKO G00059 for Wood 250 mm x 32 mm bore, 40 Teeth, Bi-metal/Chipboard is a purpose-built blade for cutting solid wood and wood-based panels. With a 250 mm diameter and a 32 mm centre hole, the blade is compatible with many table saws, mitre saws and circular saws that accept a 32 mm arbor. The 40-tooth configuration and B/W-designation of tooth geometry/material balance cutting speed and finish quality, making the blade suitable for crosscutting and general woodworking operations on chipboard, plywood and soft to medium hardwoods.

Advantages

The bi-metal and chipboard-adapted design provides improved durability and resistance to wear compared with basic carbon blades. Forty teeth deliver a compromise between cutting speed and a relatively smooth cut surface, reducing the need for additional sanding on most panel and board cuts. The 250 mm diameter offers a good balance of cutting depth and rotational speed for common woodworking machines, while the standardized 32 mm bore simplifies mounting on compatible saws.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting boards and panels
• General carpentry and joinery tasks
• Cutting chipboard, plywood and laminated panels
• DIY and workshop woodworking projects using table saws, miter saws or circular saws with 32 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Diameter: 250 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 32 mm
• Number of teeth: 40
• Material / tooth design: bi-metal with chipboard-optimized geometry
• Recommended use: wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 32 mm arbor, following the machine manufacturer’s instructions and ensuring correct blade rotation direction. Secure the blade flange and nut to the specified torque, check blade runout and tighten guard and riving knife or anti-kickback device where fitted. Select appropriate feed speed and cutting depth for the material: slower feed for thicker or harder materials, faster feed for thin panels. Allow the saw to reach full speed before engaging the workpiece and support panels to prevent pinching. After use, inspect the blade for signs of damage or dulling and replace or re-sharpen as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, dust mask and gloves) and dust extraction when cutting wood or wood-based panels. For best results on laminated or veneered panels, use sacrificial backing support to reduce chipping. Match the blade tooth count and feed rate to the material: maintain steady, even feed to prolong blade life and improve cut quality.