Diablo
Diablo D0740 7.25" Circular Saw Blade 40 Teeth 8000 RPM
A 7.25 inch circular saw blade with 40 teeth and hi-density carbide tips for finish and plywood cuts, rated to 8000 RPM
- TypeCircular Saw Blades
- Size/Dimensions7.25"
- Item Count1
- 40 teeth deliver smooth finish cuts in plywood
- Hi-density carbide tips extend blade life through repeated use
- 25 inch diameter fits standard circular saws
- 8000 RPM maximum speed matches common tool ratings
- Single blade pack provides immediate replacement for worn blades
Cutting Capacity & Tooth Count
The Diablo D0740 is a 7.25 inch circular saw blade fitted with 40 teeth. It is built for finish and plywood work where a clean edge matters. The blade suits tradespeople and DIY users who need smooth crosscuts in sheet goods and solid timber.
Hi-Density Carbide & Speed Rating
Hi-Density Carbide tips stay sharp longer than standard carbide, reducing the frequency of blade changes. The blade carries a maximum speed rating of 8000 RPM, matching the output of most corded and cordless 7.25 inch saws on the market.
Sustained Cutting Behaviour
Under continuous use the carbide teeth resist heat buildup and maintain their cutting geometry. This steadiness prevents the blade from wandering in long rip cuts or when working through stacked sheets. Users who need aggressive framing speed or specialised non-ferrous metal cutting should choose a different tooth configuration.
Highlights
- 40 teeth deliver smooth finish cuts in plywood
- Hi-density carbide tips extend blade life through repeated use
- 25 inch diameter fits standard circular saws
- 8000 RPM maximum speed matches common tool ratings
- Single blade pack provides immediate replacement for worn blades
Specifications
| Brand | Diablo |
|---|---|
| Model | D0740 |
| Type | Circular Saw Blades |
| Size/Dimensions | 7.25" |
| Item Count | 1 |
| Part Number | D0740 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 7.25" D0740 blade on my circular saw, and what step is often missed?
Mount the blade with the rotation arrow pointing forward, tighten the arbor nut securely, and double-check that the 8000 RPM maximum matches or exceeds your saw's no-load speed before cutting.
What maintenance will the 40-tooth carbide blade need over time?
Clean pitch and resin from the hi-density carbide teeth regularly; when edges dull, have the tips professionally sharpened or replace the blade if teeth chip or the plate warps.
At what point does the 8000 RPM limit become the restricting factor during a long rip cut?
The 8000 RPM ceiling is reached first if the saw's motor runs faster than that rating; exceeding it risks blade failure, so always verify your tool's maximum speed stays at or below 8000 RPM.
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