Circular saw blade GEKO G00144 250 x 32 mm, 24 teeth for wood

Circular saw blade GEKO G00144 250 x 32 mm, 24 teeth for wood is a general-purpose saw blade designed for cutting both soft and hard wood. With a 250 mm diameter and a 32 mm bore, the blade fits circular saws and table saws that accept a 32 mm arbor. The 24-tooth configuration balances cutting speed and finish, making it suitable for a variety of workshop and on-site woodworking tasks including crosscutting and ripping of lumber and boards.

Advantages

The 24-tooth geometry provides a compromise between fast material removal and acceptable cut surface quality. A 250 mm diameter enables deeper cuts compared with smaller blades while the 32 mm arbor ensures compatibility with many handheld and stationary saws. The blade is intended for wood cutting applications and offers stable rotation and consistent feed when used with appropriate saw settings.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping softwoods and hardwoods
• Panel and board cutting in carpentry and joinery
• Use on handheld circular saws and table saws with 32 mm arbor
• Workshop and on-site construction cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 250 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 32 mm
• Number of teeth: 24
• Material application: wood (soft and hard)

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw or table saw with a 32 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is unplugged or power is isolated before mounting. Secure the blade with the correct flange and nut, follow the saw manufacturer's recommended blade rotation direction, and check runout and tightness before operation. Set the cutting depth appropriate to the workpiece and feed the material steadily at a controlled rate to avoid binding. Wear suitable personal protective equipment and follow machine safety procedures while cutting.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this 24-tooth blade for general-purpose woodwork where a balance of speed and finish is required. Avoid using the blade on metal or masonry. Maintain blade sharpness by avoiding excessive heat buildup: feed at a consistent rate, make shallow passes for dense hardwoods, and ensure saw alignment. Inspect the blade regularly for damage or wear and replace it when teeth become dull or chipped.