Circular Saw Blade KREATOR KRT020417 — 190×30×2.2 mm, 60 teeth

KREATOR KRT020417 is a 190×30×2.2 mm circular saw blade with 60 teeth specifically designed for wood cutting. The blade's fine tooth count and moderate kerf produce smooth, precise cuts appropriate for through-cuts, crosscuts and finishing operations. Compatible with table saws and handheld circular saws that accept a 30 mm boreed blade, it delivers consistent cutting performance and helps minimize tear-out on veneered or laminated surfaces.

Advantages

The 60-tooth geometry provides a balance between cutting speed and surface quality, producing clean edges that require minimal sanding. A 2.2 mm blade thickness ensures stability and reduced vibration during operation, while the 190 mm diameter offers good accessibility for common woodworking tasks. The blade design supports precise ripping, crosscutting and finish work with predictable kerf and consistent feed characteristics.

Suitable for

• Through-cuts and crosscuts in softwood and hardwood
• Finish cuts for trim, molding and furniture components
• Work on veneered panels, laminated boards and plywood where reduced tear-out is needed
• Use with table saws and circular saws that accept 30 mm bore blades

Key specifications

• Diameter: 190 mm
• Bore size: 30 mm
• Blade thickness (kerf): 2.2 mm
• Number of teeth: 60
• Material: hardened high-speed saw steel suitable for woodworking

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is unplugged or the battery removed before changing blades. Confirm blade rotation direction matches the saw's arrow marking. Tighten the arbor flange securely and set appropriate blade height and fence or guide for the cut. For best results, use steady feed speed and avoid forcing the material; allow the blade to cut at its designed pace. After use, inspect the blade for buildup or damage and clean if necessary to maintain cutting quality.

Recommendations for use

For optimal performance and safety, use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, dust mask) and select feed rates suited to the material. Periodically sharpen or replace the blade when cutting quality degrades, and avoid cutting nails or other metals to prevent tooth damage.