Circular Saw Blade GEKO G00066 400 x 32 mm, 40 teeth, for wood (no carbide)

GEKO G00066 circular saw blade, 400 x 32 mm with 40 teeth, is designed for cutting solid wood and panel materials on table saws and stationary circular saws with a 32 mm arbor. The blade is manufactured without carbide tips and has a tooth geometry suitable for general-purpose ripping and crosscutting where a non-carbide blade is acceptable. Its diameter and tooth count provide a balance between cutting speed and surface finish for common woodworking tasks.

Advantages

The non-carbide construction offers a lower purchase cost and straightforward resharpening using conventional grinding methods. The 40-tooth configuration delivers a compromise between fast material removal and reasonably smooth cuts, making it versatile for both ripping and crosscutting operations. The 32 mm bore ensures compatibility with many standard table saw arbors and adapters.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting solid wood and softwood
• Cutting plywood, particleboard and medium-density fiberboard (MDF) for rough-to-medium finish work
• General carpentry and workshop tasks where carbide-tipped blades are not required
• Use on table saws and stationary circular saws with a 32 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 32 mm
• Tooth count: 40 teeth
• Tooth material: non-carbide (steel teeth without tungsten carbide tips)
• Primary application: wood cutting (ripping and crosscutting)

How to use

Install the GEKO 400 x 32 mm blade on a compatible table saw or stationary circular saw, ensuring the arbor and flange surfaces are clean and the blade is mounted in the correct rotation direction. Verify that the saw and blade are rated for the same maximum RPM and that safety guards, push sticks and proper eye and hearing protection are used. For best results, set feed rate and blade height according to material thickness and perform finishing passes if a smoother surface is required.

Usage recommendations

Use this non-carbide blade for general-purpose woodworking where occasional resharpening is acceptable. Avoid cutting abrasive materials or metal; when cutting engineered or laminated boards, support the workpiece to reduce tear-out. Periodically inspect teeth for wear and have the blade reground by a qualified sharpener as needed to maintain cutting performance.