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The DEWALT DWA171424 7-1/4" circular saw blade has 24 tungsten carbide teeth, a thin kerf, and ToughTrack tooth design for accurate framing and finish cuts.
Pair withDEWALT DWA171440 7-1/4" 40-Tooth Circular Saw Blade$10.00
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SKU : WOR-TOO-266
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The DEWALT DWA171424 7-1/4" 24-Tooth Wood Cutting Circular Saw Blade is built for speed and accuracy in framing, cross-cutting, and finish work. With a patented ToughTrack tooth design, this blade tracks straight through lumber, producing clean, square cuts from the first cut to the last. It's the go-to choice for carpenters, framers, and serious DIYers who need a reliable blade in their corded or cordless circular saw.
The ToughTrack geometry is engineered to keep the blade on line, reducing binding and wandering. High-density tungsten carbide tips stay sharp longer, so you don't have to swap blades as often. The body slots control vibration, giving you a smoother, more controlled feel—especially during long cuts.
Perfect for framing, sheathing, joists, and rough carpentry. Also suitable for crosscuts on dimensional lumber and plywood when you need a quick, clean cut.
Patented ToughTrack tooth design delivers straight cuts for life of blade.
High-density tungsten carbide teeth resist wear for long life.
Thin kerf reduces friction and increases cutting speed.
Body slots minimize vibration for a comfortable, controlled cut.
Reinforced shoulder handles nail-embedded wood without damage.
Kerf: 0.059 in / 1.5 mm
Model: DWA171424
Coating: Tough Coat anti-stick
Diameter: 7-1/4 in / 184 mm
Arbor Size: 5/8 in / 16 mm
Application: Wood cutting, framing, crosscutting, finish
Teeth Count: 24
Product Type: 7-1/4 in Circular Saw Blade
Tooth Material: High-density tungsten carbide
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DWA171424
Unlike standard blades where the tooth angle changes as the blade grinds down, ToughTrack maintains a constant angle and tooth geometry throughout its life. That means the 50th cut is as straight and smooth as the first. Perfect for production framing where consistency matters.
Framing and rough ripping? Go with a 24-tooth blade. For crosscuts and finish work, a 40-tooth blade is better. This DEWALT 24T is the workhorse for speed and economy, giving you fast, smooth cuts in dimensional lumber without over-spending on a fine-finish blade.
It has a 5/8-inch arbor, which fits all standard US circular saws. Some DEWALT saws with a diamond knockout can also use it.
Yes, the 24-tooth geometry is efficient for ripping, and the thin kerf makes it easier on lower-power saws.
Yes, the reinforced shoulder withstands impact from nails and staples, making it great for construction tear-out.
Use a blade cleaner or boiling water with a brush. Avoid chemicals that could damage the coating.
If your saw has a 5/8-inch arbor and a 7-1/4-inch blade guard, it will fit.
Very sharp. Cuts great.
This blade is great for framing. It cuts through pressure-treated lumber like butter. The thin kerf makes it efficient.
I've been a carpenter for forty years and have used many saw blades. This DEWALT blade is one of the better ones I've come across. The teeth stay sharp for a long time, and the cuts are clean and accurate. It fits my saw perfectly and doesn't wobble. The price is reasonable for the quality. I've used it for both framing and finish work, and it performs admirably. Highly recommended.
Works well. Makes clean cuts. Only downside is it's not the cheapest.
I bought this blade for my circular saw and it's been great. The thin kerf means less waste and the saw doesn't bog down. I made dozens of cuts on plywood and it stayed sharp. The only reason I'm not giving five stars is that it's a bit noisy at high speed. Overall, a good value.
This blade cuts very well. I like the thin kerf. It leaves a smooth edge.
I replaced the old blade that came with my saw and this is a huge difference. The cuts are so much cleaner. I also like that it doesn't burn the wood. It's easy to install and stays true. I've been using it for a few weeks and it still looks new. Definitely worth the money.
