Circular saw blades
In our shop you will find a huge selection of circular saw blades. To help you find the right circular saw blade quickly and easily, we have sorted the saw blades not only by size, but also by application and the material to be processed.
Our motto: Find the right saw blade with just a few clicks!
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HW 160x2,2x20 W18
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Wood | rip cuts | alternate tooth
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AD 16 mm | ID 13 mm | Thickness 1.5 mm
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For wood and wood-based materials | Ø165 x 20mm | Z=24 | universal grind
Available from 02.09.2026
Wood | nailproof | alternate tooth
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Wood | Cross Cutcut | alternate tooth
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Wood | rip cuts | alternate tooth
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For wood and wood-based materials, universal use | Ø165 x 20mm | Z=24 5°ATB
Available from 02.09.2026
Wood | Universal | Alternate tooth
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HPL | solid surface material | trapezoidal flat tooth
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Wood | rip cuts | alternate tooth
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Non-ferrous metals | plastic | trapezoidal flat tooth
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Wood | Cross Cutcut | alternate tooth
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Wood | Universal | Alternate tooth
Available from 18.10.2026
Diamond-tipped | For highly abrasive materials | Up to 60x longer tool life
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For wood and wood-based materials | Ø165 x 20mm | Z=40 | fine cut grind
Available from 02.09.2026
Wood | rip cuts | alternate tooth
Available from 18.10.2026
Solid saw blades 165 x 20 | Longitudinal section | universal | cross section
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For wood and wood-based materials | Ø165 x 20mm | Z=24 | universal grind
Available from 02.09.2026
Wood | Universal | Alternate tooth
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Coated plates | tear-free | alternating tooth
Available from 18.10.2026
Circular saw blade HM - for all types of wood | for cross sections - fine cut quality | 165 x 2.4/1.6 x 20 mm, Z=48 WZ
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Wood | Cross Cutcut | alternate tooth
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Wood | Cross Cutcut | alternate tooth
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Which saw blade fits my circular saw?
We have mostly sorted the circular saw blades by size, since the selection of the right saw blade always depends on the outer diameter of the blade and the diameter of the inner bore. These dimensions must match the dimensions of the circular saw on which the blade will be used.
Example:
- Outer diameter saw blade: 250mm
- Bore diameter: 30mm
The matching circular saw blade can be found in the category: 250 x 30
Just a few clicks to the right circular saw blade
Please select the appropriate size range for your hand circular saw, plunge saw, table circular saw or sliding table saw. You will then receive a second, finer selection of circular saw blades, in which you select the suitable bore of the circular saw blade. In the next step, the cutting quality and material are determined. Here, the number of teeth and the coating of the saw blade determine which circular saw blade is the right one for the intended application.
Circular Saw blades for wood
If you want to saw wood in particular, you will find all circular saw blades for wood here.
Circular Saw blades of professional brands
Our entire saw blade range comes from renowned European manufacturers such as TREND, FREUD ,Festool and Karnasch . The selection we offer is designed to always meet the demands of Woodworking Professionals. However every woodworker, whether professional or ambitious hobbyist is always well advised to use a high quality circular saw blade. This ensures safety at work and the best cutting results. We don't supply the cheeper, lower quality blades often offered in large retail stores Rely on our knowledge as a specialist supplier of circular saw blades that meet the highest demands, you won't be dissapointed .
Reducing rings for your saw blade
If you do not find the required size selection, a reducing ring may be a suitable solution for you. The high quality rings are inserted into the bore and thus the bore of the saw blade is reduced.
Frequently Asked Questions are answered at the bottom of this page
FAQ - frequently asked questions about Circular saw blades
If you are looking for a suitable circular saw blade, there are a few basic rules to follow. First of all you need to know the right size of saw blade for your circular saw. The measurements you need are:
- The outer diameter of the circular saw blade
- The diameter of the hole in the middle
When you have these two values, the next step is to determine the cutting width and quality of cut. Depending on the wood or material you want to cut, saw blades of different widths with different numbers of teeth are suitable. You will find these two values, in addition to the outer diameter and the diameter of the hole, in the article description of the saw blade.
Example: Circular saw blade HM 125 x 2.4/1.6 x 20 mm, Z=24
Diameter: 125 mm
Cutting width: 2.4 mm
Blade thickness: 1.6 mm
Bore diameter: 20 mm
Number of teeth: 24
Depending on the number of teeth and how the teeth are positioned, determines which applications the saw blade is suitable for. Basically there are three groups:
Saw blades with less than 36 teeth
Circular saw blades with less than 36 teeth are excellently suited for fast rip cuts and, thanks to their large teeth, are particularly impressive with good cutting performance. This results in a coarse and rough cut.
Saw blades with 36 to 48 teeth
Circular saw blades with more than 36 to 48 teeth are preferably used for cross cuts and thus correspond to a medium to fine cutting quality.
Saw blades with more than 60 teeth
If a circular saw blade has 60 or even more teeth, it is optimal for extra fine cuts. But it is also ideal for cutting harder materials.
In short: circular saw blades with fewer but large teeth are suitable for rip cuts along the grain. Saw blades with several small teeth are ideal for cross cuts against the wood fibre. And: The more teeth a saw blade has, the finer and cleaner the cut.
There are the following tooth angles:
- Positive tooth angle: The tips of the teeth point diagonally forward. They are perfectly suited for working on wood.
- Neutral tooth angle: The tips of the teeth are set straight. They are excellently suited for working on metal.
- Negative tooth angle: The tips of the teeth point diagonally backwards. They are excellent for sawing hard materials.
There is a suitable saw blade for almost every building material. The most common materials that can be cut with a circular saw are wood, aluminium and plastics, but also steel, stone, fibre cement and plasterboard.
In addition to universal blades, we also offer circular saw blades designed especially for specific wood types.
- Softwood (e.g. pine and spruce)
- Hardwood (e.g. beech, oak, ash)
- Firewood and construction timber (May still contain screws or nails)
- Woodlike materials (e.g. laminate)
Our circular saw blades for hardwood are finer saw blades with at least 70 teeth. If you want to be strong against the fibre, it is best to choose a blade with even more teeth. The very fine toothing makes it possible to separate the wood fibres without tearing them out.
With firewood and construction timber, it is not the beauty of the cut that matters, but rather the speed. For this application, we recommend a coarse circular blade with about 24 teeth for this application.
For laminates, our recommendation is for a fine saw blade, as these cuts should be free of tearing. This also applies to heavily veneered or plastic-coated boards. For this purpose, it is best to use a tear-free saw blade.
If you want to cut wood with foreign material (e.g. nails or screws) and you do not want to remove them before, you should use a nail resistant saw blade.( NF meaning nail-proof) A normal saw blade could dull or break quickly
In general, you will find the information on the maximum speed on the circular saw blade. If this is no longer legible or it was not printed at all, there is a general rule of thumb - the blade diameter dictates the maximum speed for cutting wood. The maximum speeds for cutting other materials can vary considerably.
In short: the smaller the saw blade diameter, the higher the maximum permissible speed.