Circular Saw Blade Metabo 628061000 25.4 cm

The Metabo circular saw blade 628061000 (Precision Cut Wood - Classic) has a diameter of 254 mm and a bore of 30 mm. Designed for a wide range of woodworking tasks, it delivers clean cuts for both rip and cross cutting in softwood and hardwood. The blade is suitable for plywood, untreated chipboard, coated or veneered panels, MDF and various composite wood materials. High cutting performance requires a saw with a powerful motor.

Advantages

The blade offers precise and durable cutting performance with a tooth design optimized for quality results. Its construction supports clean cross- and rip-cuts across different wood types and wood-based panels. The standard 254 mm diameter and 30 mm bore make it compatible with many professional circular saws. The specification Z48 with a 5° negative hook angle helps control feed and finish on coated or veneered surfaces.

Suitable for

• Rip cutting and cross cutting in softwood
• Rip cutting and cross cutting in hardwood
• Cutting plywood and laminated panels
• Working with MDF and composite wood materials
• Cutting untreated chipboard

Key specifications

• Brand: Metabo
• MPN: 628061000
• EAN: 4007430241726
• Diameter: 254 mm
• Bore (arbor): 30 mm
• Teeth: Z48
• Hook angle: -5° (negative)
• Intended use: wood, plywood, chipboard, MDF, coated/veneered panels, composites

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring the saw is disconnected from power before fitting. Verify the blade rotation direction matches the saw’s arrow and secure the blade with the appropriate flange and nut. Use a saw with sufficient motor power to match the blade’s cutting demands. Adjust feed rate and cutting speed according to material to achieve clean cuts; a slower feed may be needed on dense or coated materials. Follow all safety instructions provided by the saw manufacturer, including using eye and hearing protection and securing the workpiece.

Recommendations

For best results use this Metabo 254 mm blade on high-power circular saws and avoid forcing the blade through dense or heavily coated panels; allow the saw to cut at a steady, even feed rate to reduce chipping and extend blade life.