Circular saw blade YATO YT-6086 — 400 mm diameter, 30 mm bore, for wood and plastic

YATO YT-6086 is a 400 mm circular saw blade designed for cutting wood and plastic. With a 30 mm bore for standard arbors and a single-piece construction, this blade is intended for use in workshop and construction saws where a large-diameter blade is needed for ripping, cross-cutting and shaping various wooden and plastic materials. The blade geometry and tooth arrangement are optimized for straight, controlled cuts and reduced material tearing on softer plastics and wood composites.

Advantages

The 400 mm diameter provides extended cutting depth suitable for thicker workpieces. A 30 mm bore ensures compatibility with many standard saw spindles. The single-piece design offers stability and balance during high-speed rotation, helping to maintain cut accuracy. Tooth geometry and sharpening are balanced to achieve efficient material removal while minimizing chipping on plastic and wood edges. The blade’s construction supports use in bench saws, sliding table saws and construction circular saw setups that accept larger blades.

Suitable for

• Ripping and cross-cutting softwood and hardwood boards
• Cutting plastic sheets and profiles
• Trimming and shaping composite panels and laminates
• Use in workshop table saws and construction circular saws with 30 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Material compatibility: wood and plastic
• Design: single-piece circular blade
• Typical applications: ripping, cross-cutting, shaping

How to use

Mount the blade on a saw that accepts a 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power before installation. Verify blade rotation direction matches the saw’s indicated rotation and tighten mounting flange to manufacturer torque specifications. Use appropriate blade guards and push tools, set correct cutting speed and feed rate for the material, and perform test cuts on scrap material to confirm cut quality and alignment. Inspect the blade for damage or excessive wear before each use and replace when tooth wear affects cut performance.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection and hearing protection. For best results on plastic, reduce feed speed to avoid melting; for hardwoods, use steady feed to reduce burning and wear. Keep the blade clean from pitch and resin buildup and follow the saw manufacturer’s safety instructions and maximum RPM limits.