Dewalt Circular Saw Blades
DeWalt circular saw blades are engineered for precise cuts across various materials. From 165mm to 210mm, these blades fit every saw and job site need with reliability.
When you're cutting through hardwood, sheet materials, or metal, having the right blade makes all the difference. DeWalt saw blades are trusted on site for their durability and performance, whether you're using a skill saw, table saw, or chop saw. With options for tooth count and blade diameter, these are the blades that keep your cuts clean and your workflow smooth. Choose the size that fits your saw, and you'll be ready for any task that comes your way.
What Are DeWalt Circular Saw Blades Used For?
- Ripping through hardwood and softwood planks with precision for carpentry and framing tasks.
- Crosscutting plywood and MDF sheets in joinery workshops or on-site, ensuring clean, splinter-free edges.
- Trimming metal profiles and pipes on construction sites with chop saw blades for a clean finish.
- Creating accurate cuts on engineered materials like laminates and plastics using table saw blades.
- Handling tough demolition tasks with skill saw blades that resist wear and maintain sharpness.
Choosing the Right DeWalt Circular Saw Blade
Here's the deal for picking the right one: match the blade's tooth count and diameter to your specific cutting task.
1. Tooth Count
If you're making rough cuts or ripping, go for a blade with fewer teeth (around 24). For finer crosscuts or working with plywood, opt for 40 or more teeth.
2. Blade Diameter
Choose a 165mm blade for compact circular saws or tight spaces. For larger projects, a 190mm or 210mm blade offers deeper cuts and more stability.
DeWalt Circular Saw Blade FAQs
Is a 40 or 60 tooth blade better?
It depends on the finish you require. A 40-tooth blade is excellent for general crosscutting, while a 60-tooth blade is better for finer finishes on plywood or laminates.
How do I know which circular saw blade to use?
Match the blade to your material and saw. Consider the tooth count for the finish and the blade diameter for your specific saw model.
Are DeWalt saw blades any good?
Yes, DeWalt saw blades are known for their durability, precision, and consistent performance, making them a go-to choice for professionals.
How to change the blade on a DeWalt 20V circular saw?
Ensure the saw is off and remove the battery. Use the blade wrench to loosen the arbor nut, remove the old blade, and replace it with the new one, ensuring proper direction.
Who Uses These on Site?
- Carpenters needing reliable cuts on timber frames and structures.
- Joiners and cabinet makers requiring precision cuts on panel products.
- Construction teams using chop saws for metal and woodwork on site.
- DIY enthusiasts and home renovators who demand quality and performance from their tools.
The Basics: Understanding Circular Saw Blades
Circular saw blades are more than just teeth on a metal disc. Each blade is designed for specific materials and cutting styles. Here's what you need to know:
1. Tooth Design
Blades with fewer teeth are for fast, rough cuts, ideal for ripping timber. More teeth give a smoother finish, vital for fine woodworking or veneer work.
2. Kerf Width
The kerf is the width of the cut the blade makes. A thinner kerf means less material removed, making it suitable for battery-powered saws to extend runtime.
Essential Accessories for DeWalt Circular Saw Blades
These accessories ensure your cutting tasks are efficient and your blades last longer.
1. Blade Guard
A blade guard keeps your saw blade protected when not in use, preventing accidental damage and extending its life.
2. Blade Sharpener
Regular sharpening keeps your blades cutting smoothly and reduces the strain on your saw motor.
Why Shop for DeWalt Circular Saw Blades at ITS?
Our range covers every blade size and tooth count you need for any job. All our stock is ready for next-day delivery, ensuring you can keep working without delay.
