Dewalt DT1955-QZ Circular Saw Blades Series 30 D235/ BS30/1.7/2.6/40/ATB/10DEG

Key specs include: blade diameter 235 mm, kerf 1.7 mm, plate thickness 2.6 mm, tooth count 40, ATB tooth design, and 10° hook angle. These specs support efficient, straight cuts in softwoods, plywood, chipboard, and related materials.

Based on the provided data, it’s suitable for softwoods, plywood, chipboard, and other wood-based composites. The spec also mentions use with crushed composites, aluminum, and plastics. For best results, use on non-metal materials and follow safe operating practices.

If you’re choosing between blades with ATB grinding and a 10° hook angle, this 40 T blade offers a balance between fast material removal and smooth finishes. For finer finishes on plywood or veneer, you might opt for a higher-tooth-count blade in the same family. Example alternatives on Fepy include other 235 mm ATB 10° options like the Dewalt DT1932-QZ 235 mm ATB blades (compare at: https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-dt1932-qz-circular-saw-blade-series-30-atb-235mm-60t) and similar 40–60 tooth variants (see: https://fepy.com/search?q=Dewalt+DT1932+QZ+Circular+Saw+Blade).

Ideal for general carpentry tasks such as cutting softwoods for framing, cabinetry, shelving, and decorative plywood work. It’s suited for fast, straight cuts in wood-based materials commonly found in workshop projects and builds.

Steps: 1) Unplug or power down the saw. 2) Remove the existing blade and release the arbor. 3) Clean the arbor and ensure teeth rotate in the correct direction. 4) Install the DT1955-QZ blade so the teeth point forward and the label faces you. 5) Tighten the arbor securely and re-check alignment before use. 6) Reconnect power and perform a test cut on scrap material.

Always wear eye and hearing protection, secure the workpiece, and use appropriate clamps. Avoid binding by feeding the saw steadily and avoid twisting or forcing the blade. Check for damaged teeth or signs of wear before each use, and store the blade in a dry, protected case to prevent rust.

Keep the blade clean and free of pitch by wiping with a dry or lightly oiled cloth after use. Store in a dry container. Use appropriate feed rate to avoid overheating and maintain a clean kerf. Use the blade only on suitable materials to prevent dulling or chipping.

This blade is designed for compatibility with 235 mm circular saws that accept Series 30 blades, including the DT1955-QZ. Check your saw’s arbor size and safety requirements, but generally, it should fit other 235 mm saws that accept standard 40-tooth ATB blades with a 10° hook angle.

If you’re looking for finer or coarser finishes, you can explore other 235 mm ATB blades in the same Dewalt family with different tooth counts. For example, a 60T or 40T variant may be offered on Fepy as alternative models. Examples to review include: 60T variant at https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-dt1932-qz-circular-saw-blade-series-30-60t-235mm-atb-60t and general comparison results at https://fepy.com/search?q=Dewalt+DT1932+QZ+Circular+Saw+Blade

ATB teeth provide clean, smooth cuts with good chip clearance in wood and engineered woods. They combine efficiency with a good finish, especially on plywood and boards with veneers, by reducing tearing and leaving a clean edge.

Explore related Dewalt 235 mm blades on Fepy by visiting the Dewalt blade collection or performing a search for 235 mm ATB blades. For example, see the Dewalt blade lineup at https://fepy.com/search?q=Dewalt+235mm+ATB+blade and browse individual product pages like https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-dt1955-qz-circular-saw-blade-series-30-235mm-atb-10deg-40t. These pages illustrate the range and help you compare tooth counts, finishes, and compatibility.