Circular saw blade for wood YATO YT-6078 — 300×30 mm, 96 teeth

The YATO YT-6078 circular saw blade is a 300×30 mm blade with 96 teeth designed for cutting wood. It is intended for fine, precise crosscuts and rip cuts in timber, plywood and laminated boards. The high tooth count reduces tear-out and delivers a smooth surface finish, making it suitable for woodworking operations on compatible handheld and table saws that accept a 30 mm bore diameter.

Advantages

A 96-tooth configuration provides refined cutting performance with minimal chipping on the cut edge. The 300 mm diameter combined with a 30 mm bore ensures compatibility with many standard saws while offering stable rotation and reduced vibration. The blade geometry and tooth spacing are optimized for a balance between cutting speed and finish quality, allowing cleaner results on veneered and laminated materials as well as solid timber.

Suitable for

• Fine crosscuts in softwood and hardwood
• Rip cuts and finish cuts on plywood and laminated boards
• Furniture components where reduced tear-out is required
• Precise panel sizing and trimming on table saws and mitre saws

Key specifications

• Diameter: 300 mm
• Bore diameter: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 96
• Material application: wood, plywood, laminated boards
• Recommended use: fine crosscutting and finish ripping

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power before fitting. Verify correct blade orientation according to the saw’s rotation direction and tighten the arbor flange to the manufacturer’s torque specification. Use appropriate feed rate and blade speed for the material: slower feeds for thicker boards and faster feeds for thinner panels, while keeping the workpiece firmly supported to avoid kickback. Always wear necessary personal protective equipment and follow the saw manufacturer’s safety guidance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair this high-tooth-count blade with fine-tooth or specialist scoring blades when cutting laminated or veneered materials to further reduce chipping. Regularly inspect the blade for wear and replace when teeth show rounding or damage to maintain finish quality and safe operation.