Makita B-32708 Saw Blade 20 mm

Consistent, clean cuts for timber and carpentry

Designed for woodwork and general mitre saw applications, this circular blade delivers steady, clean cutting performance for construction and carpentry tasks. The tungsten carbide teeth maintain edge retention under frequent use, producing smooth finishes that reduce the need for secondary sanding. Ideal for timber cutting, the blade supports accurate cross- and rip-cuts when paired with compatible mitre saws.

Precision fitment and immediate compatibility

Bore size 20 mm. The 20 mm bore ensures direct compatibility with machines that accept this arbor diameter, allowing swift mounting and secure seating. It includes a circular saw blade in the delivery contents to simplify initial setup with matching arbors. The 190 mm diameter pairs with common mitre saw settings for typical trade cuts.

Durable construction with efficient material removal

The tungsten-carbide blade body combines toughness with cutting efficiency. Blade width 2.2 mm reduces material removal while preserving lateral stiffness for straight cuts. Weighing 398 g, the blade contributes to balanced rotation and controlled feed during operation, which supports consistent kerf quality on site.

Compact dimensions that suit workshop and mobile use

Diameter 190 mm. Height 219 mm. Width 193 mm. Depth 18 mm. Length 0.018 m. Colour silver. These clear measurements allow integration into workshop tool lists and aid equipment planners in assessing storage and transport needs. Short, factual dimensions assist in matching the blade to machine limitations and cut-capacity requirements.

Proven trade compatibility from Makita

The Makita circular blade is engineered for professional environments where repeatable results matter. Its tungsten-carbide specification and 20 mm bore positioning make it suitable for tradespeople seeking a durable replacement blade for routine timber and construction work. The compact, silver design also aligns with standard workshop toolkits while offering the reliability expected from a recognised power-tool line.