Make straight cuts in wood and boards with a rotating blade, including plunge cuts and bench-mounted use.

Blades for table saw Milwaukee 4932478095
What it is
A circular saw blade is a toothed disc, usually carbide-tipped, for circular saws, mitre saws and plunge saws; it cuts wood, panels, metals and plastics.
A circular saw blade is a toothed disc, usually carbide-tipped, for circular saws, mitre saws and plunge saws; it cuts wood, panels, metals and plastics.
What it is for
Used for cutting solid wood, panels and battens, on the bench or on site.
How to use it
Choose a blade with a diameter, bore and kerf compatible with the machine and teeth suited to the material: fewer teeth for fast cuts, more for fine cuts. With the machine unplugged, fit it with the rotation arrow matching that of the saw and tighten the flange. Cut with the guard working, letting the blade reach full speed before entering the workpiece, and wear safety glasses and hearing protection.
Where it is used
- Renovation
Who it is for
Designed for formwork carpenters, joiners and furniture makers.
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Specifications 1
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The perfect setup for this job
Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.
For the job
Make straight and angled cuts in wood and metal, with the blade lowering onto the stationary workpiece.
Restore the power tool to working order and extend its use with flanges, guides and supports.
For safety
Protect eyes and face from fragments, dust, splashes and impacts.
Protect hearing from the noise of machines and tools by reducing the sound reaching the ear.





