Circular Saw Blade 225 mm KREATOR KRT033001 for Metal and Wood

Circular Saw Blade 225 mm KREATOR KRT033001 for Metal and Wood is a multi-purpose replacement blade designed to fit circular saws and multi-cutting machines that accept a 225 mm diameter disc. It is intended for mixed-material cutting where both wood and non-hardened metal need to be processed, providing a single blade option for workshop tasks, renovations and general cutting needs.

Advantages

The blade combines tooth geometry and material selection to deliver balanced performance when cutting wood and softer metals. Its 225 mm diameter allows for deep cuts with adequate clearance on most standard circular saws. As a replacement accessory, it simplifies inventory by allowing one blade to serve multiple applications, reducing the need to change tools between materials.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in timber and engineered wood
• Cutting non-hardened metal sheets and profiles
• Workshop projects and on-site renovation tasks
• General-purpose cutting where both wood and metal are present

Key specifications

• Diameter: 225 mm
• Application: Designed for cutting wood and non-hardened metal
• Tooth type: Multi-purpose tooth geometry for mixed materials
• Mounting: Standard circular saw arbor fit for 225 mm blades
• Typical cutting depth: Suitable for standard circular saws with 225 mm blades (actual depth depends on saw model)

How to use

Install the blade according to the circular saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power before fitting. Verify that the blade rotation arrow matches the saw's direction and that the blade is securely fastened. Set cutting depth and speed appropriate for the material: slower feed rates for metal and stable, steady feed for wood. Allow the blade to complete cuts without forcing to maintain clean edges and reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection and gloves suitable for handling sharp blades. For cutting metal, clamp the workpiece securely and remove any coatings or debris that could damage the blade. Periodically inspect the blade for wear or damage and replace it if teeth are chipped or the cutting performance declines.