Circular saw blade EINHELL HM Ø210×30mm 2.4mm 48T for cordless table saw

EINHELL HM circular saw blade 210 x 30 mm with a 2.4 mm kerf and 48 carbide-tipped teeth is designed as a replacement blade for compatible cordless table saws. The blade is intended for general-purpose cutting of solid wood and wood-based materials, providing a balance between cutting speed and surface finish. With a 30 mm bore it fits table saws that accept this diameter and is suitable for DIY and workshop tasks where reliable, repeatable crosscuts and rip cuts are required.

Advantages

The 48-carbide tooth configuration and medium 2.4 mm kerf deliver stable cutting performance while maintaining a reasonable material removal rate and reduced vibration. Carbide tips increase wear resistance compared with high-speed steel blades, extending service life under normal woodworking conditions. The 210 mm diameter combined with the 30 mm bore provides compatibility with many cordless table saw models that accept this standard size, allowing straightforward replacement without adapter components when the machine specification matches.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in soft and hardwoods
• Cutting plywood, MDF and chipboard panels
• General-purpose workshop and DIY table saw work
• Periodic replacement on compatible cordless table saws

Key specifications

• Diameter: 210 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Kerf (blade thickness): 2.4 mm
• Number of teeth: 48 carbide-tipped teeth
• Material: steel body with carbide-tipped teeth

How to use

Before installing the blade, ensure the table saw is disconnected from power and the battery is removed if using a cordless machine. Verify that the saw's arbor size matches the 30 mm bore; use only approved adapters if specified by the saw manufacturer. Mount the blade with the teeth pointing in the correct rotation direction and secure the flange and nut to the manufacturer's torque recommendation. Set blade height and fence for the intended cut. Allow the blade to reach full speed before feeding the workpiece, feed at a steady rate, and avoid forcing the cut to prevent overheating or premature wear.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, dust mask) and a proper fence or guide for accurate cuts. For best life and finish, avoid cutting metal or materials with embedded fasteners, and periodically check and maintain blade sharpness; replace the blade when chipped or worn carbide tips reduce cut quality.