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The DEWALT DWA171460 is a 7-1/4-inch, 60-tooth circular saw blade with thin kerf and tungsten carbide teeth for smooth, precise wood cutting and reduced vibration.
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SKU : WOR-TOO-193
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The DEWALT DWA171460 7-1/4-inch, 60-tooth circular saw blade is built for woodworkers and contractors who want clean, accurate cuts in framing lumber, crosscuts, and trim work. With a thin kerf and patented body slots, this blade reduces vibration and drag, so your saw feels smooth and you get more cuts per charge on cordless tools.
The high-density tungsten carbide teeth are tough and wear-resistant for long life, while the reinforced shoulder absorbs impact when you hit nail-embedded wood. The ToughCoat anti-stick coating lowers friction and prevents pitch and resin from gumming up the blade, which means less burning and easier clean-up.
A thin kerf removes less material, so it requires less power and produces less waste. That makes this blade especially effective on cordless circular saws, where battery life and torque are at a premium. It also helps deliver the smooth finish you want in trim and crosscutting work.
With 60 teeth, the DWA171460 is an excellent all-around wood blade for finish cuts, crosscuts, and light framing. If you frequently rip lumber or need faster cuts, consider a 24-tooth framing blade. If you need smoother edges on panel stock, this blade is a strong balance of speed and finish.
This blade fits any circular saw with a 5/8-inch arbor, including most corded and cordless models from DEWALT and other brands. Use it for wood, plywood, and wood composites. For metal, masonry, or other materials, switch to a blade designed for those tasks. The anti-stick coating also makes cleanup easier — a quick wipe with a dry cloth keeps it ready for the next job.
High-density tungsten carbide teeth deliver long-lasting, wear-resistant performance in wood
Patented body slots and thin kerf reduce vibration for a smoother cutting feel
ToughCoat anti-stick coating minimizes friction, pitch buildup, and gumming
Reinforced shoulder stands up to nail-embedded wood on the job site
Fits corded and cordless circular saws with a 5/8-inch arbor
Model: DWA171460
Coating: ToughCoat anti-stick
Diameter: 7-1/4 in / 184 mm
Material: High-density tungsten carbide teeth, steel body
Arbor Size: 5/8 in
Application: Wood cutting, framing, cross-cutting, fine finish
Product Type: Circular Saw Blade
Compatibility: Corded and cordless circular saws with 5/8 in arbor
Kerf Thickness: 0.063 in (thin kerf)
Number of Teeth: 60
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DWA171460
This DEWALT DWA171460 blade is a workhorse, but a few tips will extend its life and cut quality.
For smooth cuts in plywood and trim, 60 teeth give you a finer finish. For construction lumber and quick rip cuts, you might drop to a 24- or 40-tooth blade. This blade is best for crosscuts and finish work.
The ToughCoat coating prevents pitch from building up, especially when cutting pressure-treated or resinous lumber. Keep the blade free of pitch and it will cut cooler and last longer.
Store your blade in the included sleeve or a dry place to protect the carbide tips. Before each use, inspect for cracked or missing teeth and make sure the arbor nut is torqued properly.
Designed for both corded and cordless circular saws with a 5/8-inch arbor, this 7-1/4-inch blade is a direct replacement for most full-size saws. It also fits many miter saws and table saws with the correct arbor, but always check the blade's RPM rating against your tool's maximum speed.
Yes, it fits any circular saw with a 5/8-inch arbor, including most corded and cordless models from DEWALT and other brands.
It can rip wood, but 60 teeth are better suited for crosscuts and finish work. For faster ripping, a 24-tooth blade is more efficient.
The reinforced shoulder provides extra impact resistance when you encounter nails or staples, making it a decent choice for demolition and framing work, though it is not a metal-cutting blade.
It reduces friction and prevents pitch and resin from building up on the blade, so cuts stay cooler and the blade requires less cleaning.
Cuts like glass.
I put this on my skill saw. It's very smooth and doesn't vibrate. The finish is great. It's worth the price.
It's great for crosscuts. For ripping, it's a bit slow. But the cut quality is excellent. I use it for trim.
Very sharp.
I replaced the stock blade with this one. The vibration is gone. The cuts are cleaner. I'm pleased.
It does a great job. But it's expensive. If you do a lot of finish work, it's worth it.
I've been cutting hardwood with it. It stays sharp. The kerf is thin, so it wastes less wood. I highly recommend it to anyone.
