The Ø210-216 mm carbide circular saw blade is designed for powerful machines capable of handling a blade of this diameter: woodworking combination saws, table saws, and even some portable or construction site models, depending on the configuration. Thanks to the carbide tipped blade, these blades offer strength, wear resistance, and cutting precision, even under intensive use or on hardwood species. This category includes several models that differ in the number of teeth, bore, body thickness, and tooth type, to cover a variety of uses: cutting, finishing, heavy-duty cuts, etc.

These Ø210-216 mm blades are particularly suitable for deep or wide cuts, especially in solid wood or thick panels. The large diameter allows for increased cutting height, which is useful when cutting thick pieces or for heavy-duty carpentry work. The choice of the number of teeth will depend on the desired result: few teeth → stronger and faster cutting; many teeth → smoother cutting, less splintering. Similarly, the blade bore (center hole) is a determining factor for ensuring stability, safety, and cutting quality, especially for these diameters.

Fundamental criteria for choosing a Ø210-216 mm blade

Here are the elements to check before selecting a blade of this size :

• Machine compatibility : Check that your saw or combination saw can accept a 210 to 216 mm blade. This includes maximum cutting capacity, blade protection, available motor power, and that the machine is stable on this diameter.
• Suitable bore : The bore must precisely match the machine's shaft. A bore that is too large will require a reduction ring; one that is too small will not fit. An incorrect bore causes vibration, premature wear, and can compromise safety.
• Number of teeth & tooth type : Fewer teeth → more aggressive, faster cutting but less smooth finish; more teeth → better sharpness, less chipping. The tooth type (alternating, trapezoidal, negative, etc.) also influences chip direction, finish, and ease of cutting.
• Blade thickness/body : A sufficiently thick blade is necessary to maintain rigidity when rotating at high speeds. A blade that is too thin risks vibrating or warping.
• Intended use & durability : Depending on whether you plan to do a lot of cutting, finishing, or mixed use. Carbide ensures a long life, but the quality of its manufacture and the geometry of the teeth (aggressiveness, inclination) determine performance.

In summary, blades in the Ø210-216 mm category at Probois Machinoutils are intended for serious and demanding use. By choosing according to the above criteria — diameter, bore, number of teeth, thickness, use — you not only ensure clean and precise cuts, but also better longevity and safe use.