Irwin 14030 7-1/4 in 24T Carbide Circular Saw Blade

Product Description

The IRWIN INDUSTRIAL TOOL CO 14030 is a 7-1/4 inch, 24-tooth C3 carbide tipped circular saw blade designed for framing, decking, and general wood cutting applications. The blade features a 5/8 inch universal arbor and an ultra-thin kerf profile that reduces the amount of material removed per cut, lowering load on the saw motor and extending blade life. Precision-honed carbide tips provide clean entry and impact-resistant performance across repeated cuts in dimensional lumber, OSB, and sheet goods. This blade ships in a carded 5-pack format, making it a practical stock item for busy job sites or supply rooms.

This blade suits residential and light commercial construction framing workflows where fast, aggressive cuts in softwood and engineered lumber are required. The 24-tooth configuration prioritizes cut speed over finish quality, making it the right choice for rough framing, sheathing, and structural cuts rather than finish carpentry. The universal 5/8 inch arbor fits the majority of standard 7-1/4 inch worm-drive and sidewinder circular saws used in the field. Each package contains 5 blades, supporting ongoing crew use without frequent reorder.

Key Features

• C3 carbide tipped teeth for extended cutting life and impact resistance
• 7-1/4 inch diameter with 24-tooth aggressive rip and crosscut geometry
• 5/8 inch universal arbor fits most standard circular saws
• Ultra-thin kerf reduces material waste and motor strain
• Precision-honed cutting edges for consistent performance cut to cut
• Packaged 5 blades per carded unit for job site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or stock blade for standard 7-1/4 inch circular saws accepting a 5/8 inch arbor.

Installation Notes

Blade installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson with the saw unplugged or battery pack removed before changing blades. Confirm arbor size and blade rotation direction before securing the arbor nut. Use the saw manufacturer's recommended wrench and blade clamp procedure when tightening. Inspect the blade for cracks or missing carbide tips before each use and do not operate a damaged blade.