Circular Saw Blade GEKO 250x32 mm 40 T Teeth for Wood (G00145)

Circular saw blade GEKO 250x32 mm 40 T Teeth for Wood is a 250 mm diameter cutting blade designed for woodworking tasks. The blade has a 32 mm bore and 40 teeth, providing a balance between cutting speed and surface finish. It is suitable for use in circular saws and table saws that accept a 32 mm arbor and is intended for general-purpose operations such as ripping, crosscutting and trimming panels and boards.

Advantages

The 40-tooth configuration delivers a compromise between faster material removal and a finer cut quality compared with coarse-tooth blades. A 250 mm diameter gives sufficient cutting depth for many standard woodworking applications while the 32 mm bore ensures secure mounting on compatible saws. The blade is intended to provide consistent cutting performance across common wood types and sheet materials when used at the correct feed rates and speeds.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting solid timber and softwood
• Trimming and sizing plywood, MDF and particleboard
• General workshop tasks on circular saws and table saws with 32 mm arbor
• DIY and professional carpentry where balance of speed and finish is required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 250 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 32 mm
• Number of teeth: 40 T
• Material compatibility: wood and common wood-based panels
• Typical mounting: standard 32 mm arbor circular saws and table saws

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw following the machine manufacturer's instructions and ensure proper orientation and secure tightening on the 32 mm arbor. Set the saw speed and feed rate appropriate for the wood species and thickness being cut. Use appropriate guides, fences or mitre gauges for straight or angled cuts and support workpieces to prevent kickback. Wear suitable personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection, and keep hands clear of the blade during operation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this 40-tooth GEKO blade for general-purpose woodworking where a balance of finish and productivity is needed. Select blade speed and feed to match material density: slower feed for harder woods and higher feed for softwoods and thin panels. Regularly inspect the blade for wear and replace or sharpen as needed to maintain cut quality and safety.