Circular Saw Blade KREATOR KRT020415 — 185 x 30 x 2.2 mm, 60 teeth, for wood

KREATOR KRT020415 is a circular saw blade sized 185 x 30 x 2.2 mm with 60 teeth, designed specifically for cutting wood. The 30 mm arbor fits standard table saws, miter saws and circular saws that accept this diameter. With a relatively narrow kerf of 2.2 mm and a higher tooth count, the blade is intended to deliver finer, cleaner cuts suited to crosscutting and finish work on both softwoods and hardwoods.

Advantages

The fine 60-tooth configuration reduces tear-out and produces smoother cut surfaces compared with coarse-tooth blades. The 2.2 mm kerf offers a balance between material removal and stability, while the 30 mm arbor ensures compatibility with many common saws. The blade geometry and tooth distribution are optimized for controlled cutting speed and minimal splintering on timber and laminated panels.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting softwoods and hardwoods
• Finish carpentry cuts requiring smooth edges
• Cutting veneered or laminated boards with reduced chip-out
• Use in table saws, miter saws and circular saws with 30 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Diameter: 185 mm
• Arbor hole: 30 mm
• Kerf thickness: 2.2 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Material compatibility: softwood, hardwood, veneered/laminated wood panels

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 30 mm arbor, following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensuring the saw is disconnected from power during installation. Verify the blade rotation direction aligns with the saw's arrow markings, tighten the arbor flange to secure the blade, and set blade height so the teeth extend appropriately for the cut. For cleaner crosscuts, feed workpieces steadily without forcing and use appropriate push blocks or holders for small or narrow stock. After cutting, inspect the edge and remove any sap or resin buildup to maintain cutting quality.

Usage recommendations

Use eye and hearing protection, clamp the workpiece securely, and select feed speed appropriate to the wood species; slower feed rates improve finish when working with dense hardwoods. For laminated surfaces, consider sacrificial backing or masking tape to reduce splintering at the cut start and end.