Circular saw blade STHOR 08825 — 1 pc

The STHOR 08825 circular saw blade — 1 pc is a single replacement blade intended for compatible circular saws. It is designed for straight cross and angle cutting in hardwood and wood-based materials, with limited suitability for some hard plastics when test cuts confirm compatibility. The blade features a forked cap brazed with brass and alternate (BA) tooth geometry, offering a positive rake angle of approximately 10 degrees and a cut width of about 3.5 mm.

Advantages

The brazed forked cap increases tooth durability and resistance to impact during cutting. The alternate tooth configuration helps produce cleaner cuts in wood and wood-based panels, while the positive rake angle supports efficient material removal and reduces cutting effort. Supplied as a single unit, this blade is a straightforward replacement option for routine maintenance of compatible circular saws.

Suitable for

• Cross and angle cutting of hardwood
• Cutting wood-based materials such as plywood and MDF
• Occasional test-approved cuts in certain hard plastics
• General replacement use in compatible circular saws

Key specifications

• Tooth type: alternate (BA)
• Rake angle: approximately 10 degrees (positive)
• Cut width (kerf): approx. 3.5 mm
• Tooth cap: forked cap brazed with brass
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Install the blade following the circular saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct orientation and secure fastening. Check that the blade diameter and mounting bore match the saw arbor and that the saw is unplugged or its battery removed before replacement. For each cutting task, verify that the blade is appropriate for the material, set the correct cutting depth and angle, and operate the saw at the recommended speed. Inspect the blade before use for damage or excessive wear and replace it when performance degrades.

Usage recommendations

Perform test cuts when working with unfamiliar or hard plastics to confirm compatibility, and use appropriate feed rates to avoid overheating. Maintain the blade by keeping it clean and free of pitch or resin buildup; sharpen or replace the blade when teeth show dulling or chipping. Always follow safety guidelines for circular saw operation, including using guards, personal protective equipment, and secure workpiece clamping.