Diablo 7-1/4" x 40-Teeth Finish Saw Blade for Wood
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The Diablo D0740A 7-1/4-inch, 40-tooth finish saw blade is designed for smooth, clean cuts in hardwood, softwood, plywood and other compatible wood products. Its 40-tooth Alternate Top Bevel (ATB) configuration supports high-quality crosscuts and rip cuts, making it suitable for finish carpentry and general woodworking. The blade features TiCo Hi-Density carbide teeth for cutting performance, a Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating to help reduce heat and resin build-up, and a thin laser-cut kerf for efficient cutting. Tri-metal shock-resistant brazing helps secure the carbide tips, while the hardened steel body supports durability. This Diablo finish saw blade is designed for compatible corded and cordless circular saws.
The Diablo D0740A is a 7-1/4-inch, 40-tooth finish blade designed to leave smoother edges than a typical framing blade. Its 40 ATB teeth and TiCo Hi-Density carbide construction make it suitable for finish-oriented crosscuts and rip cuts in wood, plywood and other listed materials.
The Diablo D0740A is designed for smooth finish crosscuts in hardwood, softwood and plywood, with the flexibility to handle rip cuts using a portable saw. Its 40 ATB teeth and thin 0.059-inch kerf make it a practical option for jobsite finish work.
Look for a blade designed for finish cuts, with carbide teeth, a suitable tooth configuration and a thin kerf. The Diablo D0740A combines 40 ATB teeth, TiCo Hi-Density carbide, a 0.059-inch kerf and a Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating for jobsite cuts in decking, fencing, fascia and other wood materials.
Check the kerf width, tooth configuration, blade diameter and the types of cuts the blade is designed to handle. The Diablo D0740A has a 0.059-inch kerf and 40 ATB teeth, and is designed for both rip cuts and smooth finish crosscuts in wood, plywood and melamine.
The Diablo D0740A is a 7-1/4-inch finish blade featuring TiCo Hi-Density carbide teeth and a Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating. The coating is designed to protect against heat, gumming and corrosion, helping resist residue build-up during cutting.
Choose a finish blade with a tooth configuration suited to producing smoother cuts in sheet materials. The Diablo D0740A has 40 ATB teeth and is designed for smooth finish crosscuts in plywood, as well as rip cuts and other finish-oriented wood applications.
An Alternate Top Bevel (ATB) tooth configuration can help produce cleaner cuts by scoring wood fibres as the blade enters the material. The Diablo D0740A uses 40 ATB teeth for finish-oriented crosscutting, although the result also depends on blade sharpness, workpiece support, cutting direction and setup.
A framing blade is generally designed to prioritise faster cutting in construction materials rather than the smoother finish needed for visible wood components. A finish blade such as the Diablo D0740A has 40 ATB teeth and is designed to leave smoother edges on hardwood, softwood and plywood while still supporting rip cuts and crosscuts.
The Diablo D0740A is a 7-1/4-inch, 40-tooth finish blade designed for smooth crosscuts in hardwood, softwood and plywood. Its ATB tooth geometry, TiCo Hi-Density carbide and thin 0.059-inch kerf make it suitable for finish-oriented cutting on the jobsite.
The Diablo D0740A is designed for smooth finish crosscuts in hardwood, softwood and plywood, along with rip cuts in wood and other listed materials. It also supports jobsite applications such as cutting 1X lumber, decking, fencing, fascia and plywood.
A 24-tooth framing blade generally prioritises faster cutting and material removal for rough construction work, while a 40-tooth finish blade has more cutting edges to support smoother cuts. The Diablo D0740A uses 40 ATB teeth and is designed for finish-oriented crosscuts and rip cuts, making it a better option when the appearance of the cut edge matters.
ATB stands for Alternate Top Bevel, where the teeth have alternating bevelled edges that help score wood fibres for cleaner cuts. Hi-ATB uses a steeper bevel angle to emphasise fine-finish cutting, particularly on materials prone to splintering. The Diablo D0740A uses a standard 40 ATB configuration rather than Hi-ATB.
Check that the blade diameter and arbor match your saw, and confirm that its maximum operating speed is compatible with the tool. You should also consider tooth count, tooth geometry and the materials you plan to cut. The Diablo D0740A measures 7-1/4 inches, has a 5/8-inch arbor and 40 ATB teeth, and is listed for use with circular saws, cordless circular saws and trim saws.
The Diablo D0740A is a 7-1/4-inch circular saw finish blade with 40 ATB teeth. Its key specifications and construction features are listed below.
The Diablo D0740A has a 0.059-inch kerf and a 0.040-inch plate thickness. The kerf is the width of the cut made by the blade, while the plate thickness refers to the thickness of the blade body.