Circular saw blade Metabo 628026000 16.5 cm

The Metabo 628026000 circular saw blade has a diameter of 16.5 cm and a bore size of 2 cm, designed primarily for cutting wood with accuracy and reliability. Sold as a single piece, this circular blade is built to withstand repeated use while providing clean, consistent cuts for a range of woodworking tasks. Compatible with machines that accept a 16.5 cm blade and a 2 cm arbor, it balances cutting speed and finish quality for both professional and home workshop applications.

Advantages

This circular saw blade offers durable construction for extended service life and stable performance during intensive cutting operations. Its tooth geometry and edge quality are optimized to produce precise, burr-free cuts in wood. The blade's standard diameter and bore ensure straightforward mounting and compatibility with many circular saw models that support a 16.5 cm blade and 2 cm arbor. Sold as a single unit, it is suitable for replacing worn blades or for adding to a selection of blades for different woodcutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping softwood and hardwood
• General carpentry and joinery work
• Work on portable circular saws and table saws with compatible arbor size
• DIY projects requiring straight, clean cuts in timber

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 16.5 cm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 2 cm
• Intended material: wood
• Sold quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Ensure the power tool is disconnected from power before installing the blade. Check that the saw accepts a 16.5 cm blade with a 2 cm arbor and that the blade's rotation direction matches the tool's direction. Mount the blade securely according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, tighten the arbor nut to the specified torque, and confirm blade runout is within acceptable limits. When cutting, select an appropriate feed rate and blade speed for the wood species and thickness to minimize tear-out and achieve the desired finish. Wear appropriate eye and hearing protection and follow all safety procedures of your power tool.

Recommendations

Use the blade for wood only and avoid cutting metal, masonry, or other materials not intended for this tooth design. Regularly inspect the blade for damage or dulling, and replace it when cutting performance degrades or when teeth are chipped. Keep the blade clean and free of pitch buildup to maintain cutting quality.