Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 7-1/4" 40T Fine Finish Circular Saw Blade
- SKU:
- MLW48-40-0726
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.65 LBS
Description
DUTY®
7-1/4 in 40T
Fine Finish Blade
A 40-tooth carbide blade for fine-finish wood cuts on a compatible circular saw.
Product Overview
A beveled tooth pattern helps reduce tearout when cutting wood and finished sheet materials.
The coated blade body helps resist pitch buildup, keeping the cut moving through longer panels.
- Carbide teethHold a sharp cutting edge.
- Fine finishFor visible wood cuts.
- ATB geometryHelps minimize tearout.
- Anti-frictionResists gumming and corrosion.
Technical Specifications
- Diameter
- 7-1/4 in
- Teeth
- 40
- Arbor
- 5/8 in + diamond
- Tooth material
- Cobalt-infused carbide
- Tooth pattern
- ATB
- Application
- Wood / fine finish
Choose the Correct Fit
Match blade diameter, arbor and speed rating to the saw. If the saw has a riving knife, also check the blade-body and kerf requirements.
Choose a tooth pattern for the material and finish you need. Support sheet goods and offcuts so they cannot sag and pinch the blade.
Installation & Care
Disconnect power before changing the blade. Follow the rotation arrow and fit the correct flanges with the guard operating freely.
Keep pitch buildup off the blade using a suitable cleaner. Replace blades with cracks, missing carbide tips or distorted bodies.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Tell Willy your saw model and panel material before choosing the blade and arbor.
Important Product Questions
Is this a general circular-saw replacement?
Check the 7-1/4 in diameter and 5/8 in + diamond arbor, plus the saw’s kerf, riving-knife and speed requirements. Track-saw and handheld-saw blades are not interchangeable by diameter alone.
What materials can I cut?
The intended materials include wood, veneered plywood, melamine and MDF. Use a separately rated blade for metal or fiber cement.
How can I protect the finished face?
Support the sheet, keep the blade sharp and use a steady feed. Follow the saw’s guidance for finished-face orientation and any splinter guard.
