• Best For: Crews with a 14-inch saw on a 1-inch arbor who cut masonry dry and want a standard-grade, general-purpose blade.
• Highlight: At 14 inches the MK-625D offers more cutting depth than the 12-inch version, with the same turbo rim, .125-inch width and 1-inch arbor.
• Expert Note: Confirm that your saw and guard accept a 14-inch blade before ordering; arbor is 1 inch and width is .125 inch.
