Circular saw blade Proxxon 28014 — replacement cutting disc for compact tabletop saws

Proxxon 28014 is a circular saw blade designed as a replacement cutting disc for compact tabletop and hobby saws. With a 58 mm diameter and a 10 mm bore, this blade is intended for precise, fast cutting of wood and similar materials in model making, light workshop tasks and detailed hobby work. The blade features 80 alternately set teeth that are individually sharpened to provide clean edges and efficient material removal.

Advantages

The blade delivers fast, clean cuts in hard and soft wood as well as in plastics and Pertinax, reducing the need for additional finishing. Individually set and sharpened teeth maintain consistent cutting performance over repeated use. Its compact size and standard bore make it suitable for compatible Proxxon tabletop saws and other machines that accept the same diameter and mounting specification.

Suitable for

• Model making and miniature woodworking
• Light workshop cutting tasks
• Precision hobby projects requiring fine edge quality
• Cutting thin plastics and Pertinax sheets

Key specifications

• Diameter: 58 mm
• Bore (mounting hole) diameter: 10 mm
• Tooth count: 80 teeth, alternately set
• Suitable materials: hard and soft wood, plastics, Pertinax
• Cutting style: fast, fine-tooth blade for clean cuts

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible compact tabletop saw following the machine manufacturer’s instructions and ensuring the power is disconnected before mounting. Verify the blade is seated correctly on the arbor and secured with the appropriate flange and lock nut. Use appropriate feed rates and support the workpiece close to the cut line to minimize vibration. Allow the blade to reach full speed before beginning the cut and avoid excessive lateral force to maintain straight, clean cuts.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and hearing protection. For best results, adjust feed speed to match material density and thickness; thinner or softer materials require slower feed to avoid chipping. Periodically check tooth sharpness and replace the blade when cutting performance or edge quality diminishes.