Circular Saw Blade GEKO G78055 for Wood 205 x 20 mm, 60 Teeth, Multiple Holes

GEKO G78055 circular saw blade for wood, 205 x 20 mm with 60 teeth and multiple holes, is designed for fine, precise crosscuts and rip cuts in various wood types. The 205 mm diameter and 20 mm bore make it compatible with many table saws and miter saws that accept this arbor size. The perforated blade body improves heat dissipation and reduces vibration during cutting, helping maintain cut quality and extend blade life.

Advantages

The 60-tooth configuration delivers smoother, finer cuts and reduces tear-out on soft and hardwoods. Multiple holes in the blade plate facilitate better cooling and lower noise and vibration levels compared with non-perforated blades. The blade construction balances cutting performance and durability for routine woodworking tasks, offering consistent results on mouldings, panels and trim work.

Suitable for

• Precise crosscuts and finishing cuts in solid wood and veneered panels
• Cutting mouldings, trim and profile work
• General-purpose woodworking where fine surface finish is required

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 205 mm
• Arbor (bore) diameter: 20 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Material application: wood cutting
• Perforated plate for improved heat dissipation and reduced vibration

How to use

Mount the circular saw blade on a compatible table saw or miter saw with a 20 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is unplugged or the power is off before installation. Check blade direction markings and secure the blade with the manufacturer-recommended flange and nut. Adjust saw speed and feed rate according to the wood type and thickness; use slower feed for harder woods and finer finishing passes. Inspect the blade before use for damage or missing teeth and maintain proper blade alignment and fence setting to achieve straight, accurate cuts.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this GEKO circular saw blade for finish work and crosscuts on soft and hard woods. Wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, and use a push stick or other safety devices when cutting narrow pieces. Periodically clean pitch buildup from the teeth and check for dulling; replace the blade when cutting quality degrades or teeth are damaged.