Milwaukee Tool 48-41-0622 6.5 in 40T Carbide Circular Saw Blade

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-41-0622 is a 6.5-inch carbide-tipped circular saw blade designed for wet and dry cutting applications in framing and woodworking. With 40 teeth in an Alternate Top Bevel (ATB) configuration and a 12-degree hook angle, this blade delivers clean, controlled cuts through dimensional lumber and sheet goods. The 0.063-inch kerf width reduces material waste and demands less power from the saw. Arbor hole diameter is 0.625 inches, fitting standard 6.5-inch circular saws. Licensed contractors, framers, and finish carpenters will find this blade suited to repetitive cutting tasks on the jobsite or in the shop.

This blade fits 6.5-inch circular saws and is appropriate for residential and light commercial framing, decking, sheathing, and general woodworking cuts. The ATB tooth geometry makes it capable of handling both rip and crosscut work, which reduces the need to swap blades between tasks. It is sold individually and is suitable for corded and cordless circular saws with a matching 0.625-inch arbor.

Key Features

• 6.5-inch blade diameter fits standard compact circular saws
• 40-tooth Alternate Top Bevel configuration for clean rip and crosscut performance
• Carbide-tipped teeth for extended cutting life versus steel-tooth blades
• 0.063-inch kerf width reduces drag and minimizes material loss
• 12-degree hook angle promotes aggressive, efficient feed rate through lumber
• 0.625-inch arbor hole for broad saw compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit blade for 6.5-inch circular saws with a 0.625-inch arbor. Suitable for both corded and cordless saws accepting this blade diameter.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified tradesperson following the saw manufacturer's instructions. Always disconnect power or remove the battery pack before changing the blade. Use the correct arbor wrench and blade-lock mechanism to secure the blade; never over-tighten the arbor nut beyond the tool manufacturer's specified method. Confirm blade rotation direction matches the arrow marked on the blade body before operating.