Dewalt Circular Blade 9"

Diameter: 9 inches (≈ 230 mm), which defines the maximum depth of cut. Material: Usually made from high-speed steel (HSS), tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT), or carbon steel for durability and sharpness. Teeth: Can have varying tooth counts and shapes depending on its use — more teeth for smoother cuts (like in wood or laminate) and fewer teeth for faster, rougher cuts (like in metal or plastic). Arbor Hole: The central hole, typically 5/8 inch (≈16 mm) or standard sizes, for mounting onto a circular saw or compatible power tool. Applications: Cutting wood, plywood, MDF, plastic, and in some specialized blades, non-ferrous metals. Features: Some blades have anti-vibration slots to reduce noise and improve cutting accuracy; others have coatings to reduce friction and heat buildup.