Makita straight cutter Ø 165 mm
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Makita Straight Cutter Ø165 mm - precision blade for clean cuts
- Suitable diameter for many circular saws
- More teeth for smoother cuts
- Designed for various home woodworking tasks
- Check compatibility according to the saw's technical data.
The special saw blade B-56764 from Makita is especially suitable for cordless plunge saws. The smooth-running saw blade with precise, finely ground carbide blades for easy and smooth cuts saves battery power and protects the motor. The extremely thin, perfectly aligned steel base body ensures precise tracking. The tooth shape is suitable for universal cuts in wood.
| Suitable for | circular saws | ||
| set | 1 piece | ||
| material suitability | Wood | ||
| Size | Ø | 165mm | |
| drilling | 20 mm | ||
| sheet metal strength | 1.25mm | ||
| cutting capacity | cut thickness | 1.85mm | |
| Perforation | number of teeth | 48 teeth | |
| tooth angle | +8° | ||
| speed | maximum 9,250 rpm | ||
| Possible cuts | For longitudinal cuts, cross cuts, plunge cuts | ||
| material | steel | ||
Same summary
The Makita 165mm straight cutter is suitable for anyone who needs precise and clean cuts for a variety of woodworking projects at home or in the workshop. The combination of the appropriate diameter and specialized tooth count will best serve users who want a smooth cutting edge on wood, but it is important to check compatibility with your saw. This blade is not optimal for use on metal - we recommend choosing a specially marked blade for this. Please note that the number of teeth will affect the speed and smoothness of the cut, and the choice depends on your specific needs.
Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.
User view
This Makita circular saw blade is most often chosen by home craftsmen who carry out assembly or renovation work and want to achieve straight, clean cuts in wood or similar materials. It also comes in handy in smaller workshops or occasional projects where precision is more important than cutting speed. In practice, it is always a good idea to check before choosing whether the number of teeth and the diameter of the blade match the saw and the type of work you are doing.
Makita is considered a trusted choice in the world of garden tools and power tools, as their products often allow for greater flexibility and reliability in various tasks, which users also appreciate due to the diverse range that can be found at Makita .
Why buy at Enaa
At Enaa, choosing a circular saw blade is easier because key features – such as the number of teeth and blade diameter – are clearly highlighted, which helps you compare according to your needs. For technology-oriented users, a wide range of renowned brands is also welcome, so you can make your entire purchase in one place.
Answers to frequently asked questions
How do I check if a blade is compatible with my circular saw?
Check compatibility by comparing the blade diameter and internal bore (hole) and recommended number of teeth with the specifications of your saw. It is important not to select a larger diameter than your tool supports.
What materials is this sheet best suited for?
This blade is specially adapted for cutting wood and wood panels, but for metal materials we recommend using a specially marked blade for metal.
What does the number of teeth on a circular saw blade mean?
A higher number of teeth means a smoother and more precise cut, while fewer teeth speed up the work but leave a rougher surface. The choice depends on the desired result and the type of workpiece.
Is maintaining a circular saw blade difficult?
Maintenance mainly includes regular cleaning of any resin residue and checking the teeth for damage. Occasional sharpening is also recommended, especially with frequent use.
What are the most common mistakes when choosing a saw blade?
The most common mistake is choosing a blade with the wrong diameter or number of teeth for your needs and using the blade for the wrong material, which can affect cut quality and safety.
Description updated: April 2026
