IRWIN MARATHON 14233 Carbide Table Miter Circular Blade 10-Inch, 24 Teeth

IRWIN MARATHON 14233 Carbide Table Miter Circular Blade 10-Inch, 24 Teeth

• This durable blade features precision-ground carbide tips and 400-grit diamond-ground teeth to deliver smooth, splinter-free cuts on hardwoods, plywood, and construction lumber-ideal for dealerships or collision center woodwork.
• Features:
  • 400 grit diamond-ground carbide teeth for clean edge finish
  • Precision-tensioned, balanced steel plate to minimize vibration
  • Construction-grade carbide tips for extended blade life
  • Thin kerf (0.095") allows faster cuts with reduced waste
  • Alternate top bevel (ATB) with 20° hook angle for versatile ripping and cross-cutting
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: IRWIN Hanson
  • Part Number: 14233
  • Diameter: 10" (254mm)
  • Arbor Hole: 5/8" (16mm)
  • Number of Teeth: 24
  • Tooth Grind: ATB with 400grit diamond finish
  • Kerf Width: 0.095" (2.41mm)
  • Plate Thickness: ~1.6mm
  • Hook Angle: 20°
  • Max RPM: ~8300pm
  • Plate Material: Hardened steel with silicone coating to reduce pitch buildup
• The IRWIN Hanson 14233 Tools Marathon Carbide Circular Blade can also be referred to as Marathon saw blade 10", IR-14233 table saw blade, IRWIN 24T carbide blade, thin kerf miter saw blade, diamond-ground carbide blade.

IRWIN Hanson, a division of Stanley Black & Decker, is a renowned manufacturer of cutting tools and accessories, known for durable, high-performance blades designed to meet the rigorous demands of professional and industrial use.

Q: Is this blade compatible with both table saws and miter saws?
A: Yes, the 5/8" arbor and balanced thin-kerf design make it suitable for most standard 10" table and miter saws.

Q: Can I use this blade on hardwoods like oak or maple?
A: Absolutely-400-grit diamond-ground carbide teeth provide clean cuts in hardwoods without burning or splintering.

Q: How does the thin kerf affect performance?
A: The approximately 0.095" kerf requires less power, cuts faster, and produces less waste compared to full-kerf blades.

Q: Does the silicone coating help with resin buildup?
A: Yes, silicone coating reduces pitch and resin buildup, extending blade life, particularly when cutting pressure-treated wood.