Lama per sega circolare Bosch 2 608 644 136 16 cm foro 2 cm

The Bosch 2 608 644 136 circular saw blade has a 16 cm diameter and a 2 cm bore, engineered for cutting construction wood with accuracy and long service life. Designed to fit compatible circular saws and circular saw tables, the blade provides consistent performance for straight and cross cuts in soft and medium-hard wood materials commonly used in building and carpentry work.

Advantages

This circular saw blade offers a balanced combination of cutting precision and durability, delivering clean kerfs and reduced splintering on wood edges. The toothed geometry is optimized to maintain cutting speed while minimizing heat buildup, which helps preserve blade temper and extend usable life. The standardized bore and diameter ensure straightforward mounting and stable rotation during operation.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping construction timber
• Cutting boards, planks and framing lumber
• DIY woodworking and renovation projects
• Professional carpentry tasks requiring repeatable straight cuts

Key specifications

• Diameter: 160 mm
• Bore size: 20 mm
• Material compatibility: construction-grade wood, softwood and medium-hard hardwood
• Tooth type: multi-tooth configuration for general wood cutting
• Intended use: circular saws and table saws with matching mount

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible circular saw or table saw following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensuring the arbor lock and fastening flange are secure. Verify the blade rotates in the correct direction indicated on the blade and tool. Adjust cutting depth and fence or guide to match the desired cut, then feed workpieces steadily without forcing to maintain cut quality and reduce kickback risk. Allow the blade to reach full speed before contacting the wood and clear sawdust periodically to prevent clogging.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and ear protection and follow safe operating practices. Match blade tooth geometry and blade speed to the wood type for optimal life and finish. Inspect the blade for damage or excessive wear before each use and replace when teeth are chipped, worn flat, or if vibration increases noticeably.