Circular saw blade Metabo 628279000 16.5 cm

The Metabo 628279000 circular saw blade with a 16.5 cm diameter is designed for precision cutting tasks. With a 20 mm bore and 1 mm plate thickness, this blade is balanced for stable rotation and accurate cuts in a range of materials. It is suitable for users who require clean edges and consistent performance for both professional carpentry and DIY projects.

Advantages

The construction of the blade provides a fine balance between cutting accuracy and long-term durability. Its 16.5 cm diameter and thin 1 mm plate reduce material waste while maintaining straight, splinter-free cuts. The 20 mm arbor bore ensures secure fitting on compatible circular saws, contributing to reduced vibration and improved control.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of soft and hard woods
• Dimensional timber and board cutting for furniture and joinery
• Trim and finish cuts where minimal tear-out is required
• General-purpose cutting tasks in home improvement and workshop work

Key specifications

• Diameter: 165 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 20 mm
• Plate thickness: 1.0 mm
• Blade type: circular saw blade for handheld and bench circular saws
• Material compatibility: wood and wood-based panels (select blade variant for non-wood materials)

How to use

Fit the blade onto a compatible circular saw with a 20 mm arbor, ensuring the blade teeth point in the correct rotation direction. Secure the blade according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and verify that the saw guard and safety devices are properly installed. Adjust cutting depth to slightly exceed the thickness of the workpiece, and make controlled feed passes to achieve clean edges. Allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the material and avoid forcing the saw through the cut to prevent overheating and premature wear.

Recommendations

Use recommended personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, dust mask) and clamp workpieces securely. For optimal results on different materials, choose a blade variant or tooth geometry suited to the specific material: finer tooth counts for finish cuts, coarser tooth counts for fast rip cuts. Periodically inspect the blade for damage or dullness and replace when cutting quality degrades.