Circular saw blade YATO YT-60652 for wood, tungsten carbide teeth, 40T

YATO YT-60652 is a circular saw blade designed for cutting wood. Supplied as a single blade, it has 40 tungsten carbide teeth to provide wear resistance and maintain cutting performance over time. The blade is intended for use with compatible circular saws and is suitable for general woodworking tasks such as ripping and crosscutting of timber, boards and other solid wood materials.

Advantages

The 40T tooth count balances cutting speed and finish, while tungsten carbide tips increase durability compared with high-speed steel-only blades. The construction supports stable cutting with reduced need for frequent re-sharpening, and the blade’s profile is aimed at producing cleaner edges on woodwork. As a single-piece supply, it is ready to mount on standard arbor diameters that match the saw’s specifications.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting softwood and hardwood boards
• Cutting dimensional lumber and construction timber
• Panel cutting of plywood and solid wood boards for furniture and joinery
• General carpentry and on-site woodworking tasks

When it may not be suitable

This blade is intended specifically for wood cutting and may not deliver optimal results on non-wood materials such as metals, masonry, plastics with high melting points, or abrasive composites. For precision finishing tasks that require extremely fine surface quality (e.g., veneered panels with no tear-out) or very high feed rates, a specialist fine-tooth or combination blade may be more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Application: wood cutting
• Number of teeth: 40
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide tips
• Blade type: circular saw blade for general woodworking

How to use

Ensure the blade diameter and arbor match your circular saw and that the saw is disconnected from power before installation. Mount the blade with the teeth facing in the correct rotation direction, tighten the arbor nut to the manufacturer’s torque specification, and check blade run-out. Use appropriate feed speed and support the workpiece to reduce vibration. Wear required personal protective equipment and follow the saw manufacturer’s safety instructions during operation. Inspect the blade regularly for damage and replace when carbide tips are worn or teeth are chipped.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm blade diameter and arbor bore compatibility with your circular saw
• Check maximum RPM rating of the blade against your saw’s speed
• Assess whether a 40-tooth configuration matches your desired balance of cut speed and finish
• Consider material types you will cut; choose a dedicated blade for non-wood materials

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate fence or guide systems for straight cuts, maintain steady feed pressure, and avoid forcing the blade through the cut. For cleaner crosscuts on veneered or laminated boards, reduce feed speed and ensure the workpiece is well-supported to minimise tear-out. Store the blade in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the body and protect carbide tips from impact during handling.