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Which blade fits my circular saw?

Enter your saw's blade diameter and bore. You see which blades fit exactly, cheapest first.

190 mm
On the rating plate or guard, for example 190 mm.
Bore

A 190 mm blade with a 30 mm bore

Never larger than your saw states, and a bore that fits exactly; a larger bore only with the maker's reducing ring. Below are blades of exactly that size, cheapest first.

Cheapest with enough
€16.45
With a price in the comparison
98

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  1. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol Marketplace

  2. 190 mmDiameter

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  3. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Toolmax

  4. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol Marketplace

  5. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to HoukemaTools

  6. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol Marketplace

  7. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Mastertools

  8. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to BricoInn

  9. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol.com

  10. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol Marketplace

  11. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol.com

  12. 190 mmDiameter

    Go to Bol Marketplace

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How we calculate

Two sizes decide whether a blade fits: the diameter and the bore (the hole in the middle). Both are on the rating plate or blade guard of your saw, often written together as 190 × 30 mm.

Makita's manuals say: only use a blade with the diameter marked on the tool or in the manual, and only one with the correct arbour hole. A blade that does not match the arbour runs off-centre and you lose control. A larger blade does not fit under the guard; a smaller one cuts less deep and runs slower at its edge than intended.

If the blade's bore is larger than your saw's arbour, it only works with the maker's own reducing ring, such as Bosch's (30 to 25 or 20 to 16 mm). Below are circular and plunge-saw blades with exactly your diameter and bore, cheapest first. We read both sizes from the blade's name; blades without them in the name are missing.

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