The Diablo 7-1/4" x 60-Tooth Ultra Finish Saw Blade is engineered for woodworkers and finish carpenters who demand clean, chip-free results on every cut. Designed by Diablo for use with corded and cordless circular saws, this 60-tooth ATB blade delivers ultra finish crosscuts and rip cuts through hardwoods, plywood, melamine, and veneered sheet goods - producing surfaces that require little to no sanding. Whether you are trimming cabinet panels, cutting oak molding, or ripping melamine-coated board, this blade brings professional-grade finish quality to the jobsite and the shop.

Key Features

• TiCo Hi-Density carbide teeth specifically engineered for ultra finish wood cutting - maintains a sharper cutting edge longer so you get more clean cuts before resharpening is needed
• 60 ATB (Alternate Top Bevel) tooth geometry - slices wood fibers cleanly on both sides of the kerf, minimizing tearout on plywood faces, melamine surfaces, and veneered panels
• Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating protects the blade body from heat, gumming, and corrosion - extends working life and keeps the blade cutting freely through resinous or adhesive-coated materials
• Super thin.059" laser-cut kerf - removes less material per pass, reducing load on the motor and enabling faster, smoother cuts especially on cordless circular saws
• Tri-metal shock resistant brazing secures carbide tips to the plate - withstands extreme impact so teeth stay bonded even in demanding professional conditions
• Hardened steel plate at.040" thickness - resists warping and flexing under heat and lateral stress, supporting a consistently straight, accurate cut line
• 10 deg. hook angle - balances aggressive feed with controlled chip removal, making the blade well suited for both crosscutting and rip cuts in wood and wood composites
• 8000 maximum RPM rating - compatible with standard 7-1/4" corded and cordless circular saws operating within normal speed ranges
• Made in the United States - consistent quality control and manufacturing standards throughout production

Why This Product

• A 60-tooth ATB configuration paired with a thin.059" kerf means you get ultra finish crosscut and rip cut quality from a circular saw - results typically associated with stationary shop equipment, now portable
• The Perma-SHIELD coating and TiCo carbide formulation work together to resist the heat and gumming that commonly dull blades when cutting melamine or veneered plywood, so the blade stays sharp through more demanding finish work
• With a 5/8" arbor and 8000 maximum RPM rating, this blade fits most standard 7-1/4" corded and cordless circular saws directly - no adapters or modifications required for common tool platforms
• Tri-metal shock resistant brazing and a hardened steel plate make this a finish blade that also holds up to the rigors of professional construction environments, not just controlled shop use

Specifications

• Brand: Diablo
• Product Group: Circular Saw Blades
• Category: Wood Cutting
• Sub Category: Ultra Finish
• Diameter: 7-1/4"
• Teeth: 60 ATB
• Arbor: 5/8"
• Kerf: .059"
• Hook Angle: 10 deg.
• Plate: .040"
• Maximum RPM: 8000
• Compatible Tools: Circular Saw; Cordless Circular Saw
• Usage: Ultra Finish crosscuts and rip cuts in wood, plywood & melamine
• Country of Origin: United States

Available Pack Options

• D0760X: 1 Ea
• D0760A -10: 10 Pk

Approved Applications

• Ultra Finish Wood Cutting

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can this Diablo 7-1/4" 60-tooth blade cut?

This blade is designed for ultra finish crosscuts and rip cuts in wood, plywood, and melamine. The 60 ATB tooth geometry is particularly effective on veneered plywood and melamine-coated panels where chip-free edges are critical.

What circular saws is this blade compatible with?

This blade is compatible with both corded circular saws and cordless circular saws that accept a 7-1/4" blade with a 5/8" arbor. The 8000 maximum RPM rating falls within the operating range of most standard 7-1/4" circular saws.

What does ATB tooth geometry mean and why does it matter for finish cuts?

ATB stands for Alternate Top Bevel, meaning each successive tooth is ground at an opposing bevel angle. This design slices wood fibers on both sides of the cut simultaneously, which significantly reduces tearout and splintering on delicate surfaces like melamine, veneer, and hardwood face grain - producing a finish that requires little to no sanding.

Why is a thin kerf beneficial when using a cordless circular saw?

A thin kerf of.059" removes less material with each pass, which means the saw motor has less resistance to overcome. This translates to less battery drain on cordless circular saws, allowing more cuts per charge while still maintaining smooth, accurate cutting performance.