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MAKITA B-33685 saw blade SPECIALIZED sidings 165x20x4T

Supplier number: MAKITA B-33685 | EAN 0088381422574
Recommended Retail Price €91.20
56.60 tax incl.
€46.78 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 16/10/2026

  • Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 16/10/2026
  • Shipping costs €11.99 VAT included | Free shipping for orders over a total amount of 125 euros
  • Delivery by DHL
  • Delivered from Belgium

Clean cutting with Makita blades

Practical benefits
  • Polycrystalline diamond tipped teeth: The four PCD teeth let you cut through abrasive fibre cement boards with minimal wear.
  • Smooth and chip-free cuts: The specialised tooth design prevents edge chipping, delivering clean results on exterior sidings and cladding panels.
  • Stable 2.3 mm kerf: You maintain precise control and smooth cutting performance on saws with a 20 mm bore.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

Cut through fibre cement boards, exterior sidings, and calcium silicate panels with total precision using the Makita B-33685 circular saw blade. Equipped with 4 polycrystalline diamond (PCD) teeth, it resists abrasive wear and delivers an extended service life in dense cement-based materials. The dedicated tooth configuration minimises edge chipping on fragile cladding while keeping dust generation under control. Featuring a 165 mm diameter, a 20 mm bore, and a 2.3 mm kerf, it gives you smooth, dependable handling on circular saws and plunge saws alike.



€56.60
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Saw blade diameter: 165 mm
  • Bore size: 20 mm
  • Number of teeth: 4
  • Kerf width: 2,3 mm
  • For material: Cement-bonded boards
  • Mounting (saw blade/cutter): Round
  • Product Range: Makita SPECIALIZED

Product description

Circular saw blade, Specialized PCD, 165 x 20 mm, 4 T

Specialized circular saw blade with a diameter of 165 mm for cutting fibre cement board. The blade has 4 carbide teeth, a cut of 2.3 mm and a hole diameter of 20 mm.

Special circular saw blade for fibre cement board is specially designed for fibre cement boards. The blade has a flat tooth with an extra layer of polycrystalline diamond (PCD). PCD is a sintered composite of diamond particles with a metallic binder. This composition is more resistant to quartz-containing materials such as cement and ensures that the blade has a longer life than an ordinary circular saw blade with carbide teeth.Compared to an ordinary circular saw blade, it has relatively few teeth. This is because fibre cement splinters very easily and the same effect is achieved with fewer teeth. Polyester fibreglass can be cut with circular saw blades with this type of tooth.

All Features

Saw blade diameter
165 mm
Bore size
20 mm
Number of teeth
4
Kerf width
2,3 mm
For material
Cement-bonded boards
Mounting (saw blade/cutter)
Round
Blade diameter
165 mm
Shaft hole
20 mm
Product range
Makita SPECIALIZED
  • Brand MAKITA
  • EAN 0088381422574
  • Supplier number MAKITA B-33685

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists
Which materials is this circular saw blade suitable for?
It is specially designed for cutting fibre cement boards, sidings, and calcium silicate panels.
Which machines are compatible with the Makita B-33685?
It fits circular saws and plunge saws that take a 165 mm blade diameter with a 20 mm bore.
Why does this saw blade have only 4 teeth?
The 4 PCD teeth provide clean, controlled cuts in fibre cement while reducing friction in abrasive materials.
What is the advantage of PCD teeth over standard teeth?
Polycrystalline diamond (PCD) is highly wear-resistant, offering a much longer service life in quartz-heavy cement.
What is the kerf width of this saw blade?
This circular saw blade has a kerf width of 2.3 mm.
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