Diablo D12120N 12 in 120T Wet Dry Cut Carbide Saw Blade

Product Description

The DIABLO D12120N is a 12-inch carbide-tipped circular saw blade designed for both wet and dry cutting applications. With 120 teeth and a 1-inch round arbor, this blade delivers fine, smooth cuts across a range of materials commonly encountered in trade and construction work. The carbide-tipped teeth maintain edge retention through extended use, making it a practical choice for finish cutting, trim work, and material processing where cut quality matters. It measures 0.071 inches in blade thickness and fits standard 12-inch miter saws and table saws equipped with a 1-inch arbor. Licensed contractors and experienced tradespeople handling finish carpentry or composite material work will find this blade well suited to their needs.

This blade is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where both wet and dry cutting operations are required. It fits 12-inch chop saws, sliding miter saws, and table saws with a 1-inch arbor. The 120-tooth configuration makes it particularly effective for cross-cutting wood, laminate, and similar sheet goods where a clean, splinter-free finish is the objective. It ships as a single blade and is sold individually.

Key Features

• 120 carbide-tipped teeth for fine, smooth cut finishes
• 12-inch blade diameter fits standard 12-inch miter and table saws
• 1-inch round arbor for broad compatibility with common saw spindles
• 0.071-inch blade thickness balances rigidity and kerf efficiency
• Rated for both wet and dry cutting applications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or upgrade blade for 12-inch miter saws, sliding miter saws, and table saws equipped with a 1-inch round arbor.

Installation Notes

Blade installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson following the saw manufacturer's guidelines and all applicable safety standards. Always disconnect or de-energize the saw before changing the blade, and confirm the arbor size matches before mounting. Use the correct arbor wrench and blade clamp hardware as specified by the tool manufacturer. Inspect the blade for cracks or damaged teeth before each use and do not operate a damaged blade.