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The DEWALT DW3114 10-inch thin kerf circular saw blade with 40 ATB teeth delivers clean crosscuts and rip cuts in hardwoods, softwoods, and sheet goods, with less effort and lower waste.
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SKU : WOR-TOO-657
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The DEWALT DW3114 is a 10-inch, 40-tooth thin kerf saw blade designed for woodworkers and carpenters who want fast, precise cuts without sacrificing power. The alternate top bevel (ATB) tooth geometry provides a sharp, splinter-free finish, while the thin kerf removes less material, which means easier cutting and more efficient use of your wood stock.
If you're working with oak, maple, or cherry, the DW3114's carbide-tipped teeth stay sharp and hold an edge through tough, dense material. The thin kerf reduces drag and allows you to feed stock smoothly, even on a contractor saw with moderate horsepower. With a 5/8-inch arbor, this blade fits most worm-drive, sidewinder, and table saws with the correct bushing.
The 40-tooth design balances cut quality and speed. Crosscuts and rip cuts are equally smooth, and the ATB grind produces very little tear-out on the face of the work. Because it's a thin kerf blade, it's also a great choice for making precise sheet-good cuts without excessive chip-out. For long rip cuts, it tracks well and reduces saw strain.
For most woodworking shop use, a 40-tooth general-purpose blade is the workhorse. If you need even finer crosscuts, consider a high-tooth-count blade; for very aggressive ripping, a ripping blade with fewer teeth works faster. The DW3114 gives you a strong middle ground for all-round performance. It's made in the USA, adding to its quality and durability.
Thin kerf design for less material loss and easier cutting
40 ATB teeth provide smooth, splinter-free finishes
Carbide tips stay sharp for hardwoods like oak and maple
10-inch diameter with 5/8-inch arbor fits most table and circular saws
Made in the USA for reliable manufacturing quality
Kerf: Thin kerf (0.071")
Arbor: 5/8" (16 mm)
Model: DW3114
Teeth: 40
Diameter: 10" (254 mm)
Material: Carbide-tipped steel
Product Type: Circular Saw Blade
Tooth Pattern: Alternate Top Bevel (ATB)
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DW3114
The DW3114 is a favorite among woodworkers who want a smooth, accurate cut without pulling hard on a table saw or circular saw. The thin kerf reduces cutting resistance, which not only makes the saw easier to push but also leaves a cleaner edge that minimizes sanding. If you work with expensive hardwoods, the 40-tooth ATB pattern gives you a splinter-free surface on both sides of the cut.
Standard blades have a kerf around 0.098 inch; the DW3114 is only 0.071 inch. This might sound small, but it means up to 30% less material is removed per cut. Jobs go faster, the saw motor runs cooler, and you stretch your wood budget further.
DEWALT manufactures this blade in the USA with a hardened steel plate that stays flat and true. The carbide tips are brazed and ground for a durable edge. When you store it in a protective sleeve, you'll get repeatable, accurate cuts for a long time.
Yes, this blade is excellent for hardwoods. The 40-tooth ATB design keeps the cutting edge sharp and reduces chipping, and the thin kerf cuts through oak, maple, and cherry with less resistance.
The 5/8-inch arbor fits most 10-inch table saws, miter saws, and circular saws. If your saw has a different arbor size, you may need a bushing. Always check your saw's arbor diameter.
Yes, thin kerf blades are excellent for ripping because they require less power and produce less sawdust. They also help reduce binding and saw kickback when cutting boards with internal tension.
With proper use and cleaning, most users get weeks of regular use before needing to replace the blade. Carbide tips can be resharpened, but it's often more cost-effective to replace the blade at this price.
Great blade. Cuts fast and clean. Better than the stock blade.
Installed this on my circular saw, it made clean cuts in plywood with no tear out. Very impressed with the finish.
I've been woodworking since the 80s and this blade is excellent. The thin kerf saves material and the saw runs smoother. It cuts through hardwood and plywood with ease. I used it on a circular saw and it left a very clean edge. It stayed sharp through many cuts. The price is fair for the quality. I'd definitely buy it again.
Good blade, but it wobbles a bit on my arbor. Might be my saw though.
Used it to cut down old cabinets. No binding, nice finish.
It's a good blade, but the teeth are small. For fine cuts it's great, but doesn't rip as fast as a ripping blade.
I used this on my table saw and it made my saw feel brand new. Thin kerf is a huge benefit. Highly recommend.
Cuts wood like a dream.
