Circular saw blade Metabo 628661000 16.5 cm

The Metabo 628661000 circular saw blade with a 16.5 cm diameter and a 2 cm bore is designed for precise cutting of common construction and woodworking materials. Compatible with machines that accept a 20 mm arbor, this blade is intended for tasks involving aluminium, chipboard, copper, laminate, MDF and various types of wood. The blade combines a durable body with a tooth geometry suitable for crosscuts and rip cuts depending on feed and machine speed.

Advantages

This circular saw blade provides accurate, clean cuts across a range of workpiece materials while maintaining edge stability over time. Its diameter and bore dimensions ensure secure mounting and minimal runout when used with compatible saws. The specific tooth profile and hardened cutting edges reduce chipping on laminates and composite boards and offer reliable metal and non-ferrous cutting performance when appropriate cutting parameters are applied.

Suitable for

• Cutting wood panels, solid wood and MDF
• Trimming and cutting laminate flooring and veneered boards
• Working with chipboard and particleboard
• Cutting non-ferrous metals such as aluminium and copper (with proper feed and speed)
• Portable circular saw and table saw applications with 20 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Diameter: 165 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 20 mm
• Compatible materials: aluminium, chipboard, copper, laminate, MDF, wood
• Typical use: cross-cutting and ripping depending on machine setup
• Construction: hardened cutting edges on a steel body for wear resistance

How to use

Install the blade on a saw with a matching 20 mm arbor, ensuring the blade's rotation direction matches the saw's indicator. Tighten the flange nuts to the manufacturer's torque specification and verify the blade runs true before starting work. Select the appropriate feed rate and saw speed for the material: slower feeds for metals and laminates to avoid overheating, standard feed rates for wood and MDF. Use appropriate guards, push sticks, and personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection.

Recommendations

For best results, match blade tooth count and feed rate to the material: higher tooth counts and slower feed for smooth laminate and non-ferrous metal cuts, moderate tooth counts for general wood and panel cutting. Inspect the blade before each use for signs of wear or damage and replace when cutting quality deteriorates. Use coolant or reduced speed for extended metal cutting to preserve edge life.