Makita Circular Saw Blade - 190mm - 60T - 30mm Bore

The Makita Multi Purpose Circular Saw Blade is a versatile 190mm blade designed for precision and ...

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The Makita Multi Purpose Circular Saw Blade (D-81387) is designed for woodworkers and contractors who require a clean, versatile cutting solution for a variety of materials. It excels at delivering high-precision cuts in aluminium, MDF, chipboard, and PVC, making it an essential upgrade for any 190mm hand-held circular saw. While its high tooth count ensures a professional finish, users should be aware that the thin kerf requires steady control to prevent vibration when cutting denser materials.

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Model Part NumberD-81387
BrandMakita

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FAQs

Can I use this blade to cut regular dimensional lumber?

Yes, it will cut wood effectively, but the 60 teeth make it better suited for fine cross-cutting rather than high-speed ripping of thick framing timber.

Does this blade work with a miter saw?

This blade is specifically designed for hand-held circular saws; check your miter saw's manual to ensure it accepts 190mm diameter blades before use.

How do I know which reduction ring to use?

Measure your circular saw's arbor diameter and choose the ring that provides a snug, play-free fit.

Is this blade suitable for cutting hardwood?

Yes, the carbide teeth are durable enough for hardwoods; ensure you use a consistent feed rate to prevent overheating.

What is the benefit of the carbide tips?

Carbide remains sharper for much longer than hardened steel and resists the abrasive nature of MDF and chipboard glues.

Troubleshooting

Blade wandering or drifting during cut

Reduce your feed rate and check that the saw base is held firmly against the material throughout the cut.

Material burning or smoking

This often indicates a dull blade or too slow a feed rate. Clean the teeth of accumulated pitch and resin, or consider replacing the blade if the carbide is dulled.

Excessive vibration

Verify that the reduction ring is seated perfectly centered on the arbor and the bolt is tightened securely.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High tooth count for fine, clean finishing cuts
  • Excellent compatibility with various arbor sizes
  • Cuts through both soft materials and harder substances like aluminium
  • Carbide tips offer extended durability compared to standard steel blades

Cons

  • Not suitable for heavy-duty structural steel cutting
  • Higher tooth count requires a slower feed rate than ripping blades
  • Thin kerf may be prone to deflection if forced too hard

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the circular saw is disconnected from its power source. Align the blade's rotation arrow with the saw's rotation direction. If your saw's arbor size differs from the blade's 30mm bore, select the appropriate included reduction ring to ensure a tight, centered fit. Always secure the blade with the original washer and arbor bolt. For care, wipe the carbide teeth with a resin-removing solution after cutting resinous woods to maintain sharpness. Store the blade in its original packaging or a protective hanging case to prevent damage to the carbide tips when not in use.

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