3-602-13-0070 Homag Cutter Blade CNC Woodworking Machinery Tools 3602130070

Replacing a dull cutter blade on a Homag machine comes down to four numbers. This blade is 67 mm long, 15 mm wide, 4 mm thick, with 5 mm mounting holes, and it carries both part numbers 3-602-13-0070 and 3602130070. It is a flat cutting blade for Homag CNC woodworking machines, packed in an export carton box, and stocked as a consumable spare so a dull edge is a swap instead of a stopped line.

Three things go wrong when a cutter blade wears on a Homag machine: the cut starts pulling the edge instead of shearing it, the operator keeps running the blade past the point where it cuts cleanly, and the replacement arrives with the wrong hole size. The 3-602-13-0070 cutter blade is the part that answers all three, and it is small enough to keep on the shelf as a spare.

This is a flat cutting blade for Homag CNC woodworking machines, 67 mm long, 15 mm wide and 4 mm thick, with 5 mm mounting holes through the face. Length, width, thickness and hole size are the four numbers that decide fit, and all four are fixed on this part.

Both numbers, 3-602-13-0070 and 3602130070, refer to the same blade, so it can be ordered from whichever number is printed on the machine's parts list. Packing is an export carton box, sized to the quantity ordered rather than filled out to a fixed carton size.

Application is woodworking cutting on Homag machines. The blade is a consumable: it is replaced, not reworked, when the edge stops cutting. Repair shops, manufacturing plants and retail spare parts counters keep one or two on hand, so a dull edge costs a two-screw swap rather than a stopped line.

What the numbers on this blade decide, and what the photo shows:

• Two 5 mm mounting holes — both holes measure 5 mm; the photo shows one plain hole and one counterbored hole, so check the screw heads on your holder.
• 67 mm cutting length — the ground edge runs the full 67 mm, the length that must match the cutter block it sits in.
• 15 mm width, 4 mm body — 15 mm of blade width enters the cut, and the 4 mm body keeps the blade flat on its seat instead of rocking on the screws.
• Chamfered end — one end of the 67 mm body is chamfered in the photo, so the blade clears the corner of the cutter head.
• Sharp edge out of the carton — the cutting edge arrives already ground, so nothing is honed on the bench before it goes in.
• Both numbers, one blade — 3-602-13-0070 and 3602130070 resolve to this blade, so the parts list and the machine sticker both work.
• Export carton packing — packing is an export carton box, sized to the quantity ordered rather than a fixed overpack.
• Consumable, not a repair job — the blade is replaced when the edge stops cutting: two screws out, two screws back in.
• Made in Guangdong, China — origin is Guangdong Province, for woodworking cutting on Homag CNC machines.

Two bad options, and where this blade sits between them:

• A dull edge becomes a swap, not a shutdown. Two screws, 67 mm of blade, and the cut is running again, provided the spare is on the shelf before the old edge goes.
• Four numbers to check, not fourteen. 67 x 15 x 4 mm plus 5 mm holes covers the whole fit decision, so the part can be confirmed from a caliper and a parts list.
• The blade you order matches the blade you remove. Both 3-602-13-0070 and 3602130070 sit on the same part, so a parts list number and a machine sticker number lead to one blade.
• Packing that does not inflate freight. The export carton is sized to the quantity ordered, so a two-blade order ships as a small carton instead of a half-empty box.
• Fits the way the spares counter works. Repair shops, plants and resellers all replace the same wear part, and the blade is a 67 mm consumable rather than a machine-specific assembly.
• One supplier for the rest of the line. Scrapers, sleeves, cutting plates, washers, suction blocks, pads, gaskets and O-rings come from the same source, so one purchase order covers the wear list.

Check four numbers. The blade is 67 mm long, 15 mm wide, 4 mm thick and the mounting holes are 5 mm; if those match the blade you are removing, it fits the same seat.

Length, width and thickness. 67 mm is the long edge, 15 mm is the width across the face and 4 mm is the body thickness, with 5 mm holes through that 4 mm face.

Yes. Both numbers are listed against this one blade, so an order placed with either number resolves to the same 67 x 15 x 4 mm cutting blade.

Two holes, both 5 mm. The product photo shows one plain hole and one with a counterbore, so compare the screw heads on your holder with the photo before ordering a set.

No. It is supplied as a finished cutting blade for woodworking cutting, so the edge goes into service as delivered and the old blade comes off with two screws.

Yes. The same range covers plastic scrapers, sleeves, cutting plates, spring washers, vacuum suction blocks, rubber pads for vacuum cups, rubber gaskets, seal rings, O-rings and flat gaskets, and original spares are also available.

In an export carton box. Origin is Guangdong Province, China, and the carton is sized to the quantity ordered so small orders do not carry a large box.

Both are quoted per order. Price is given on enquiry and lead time is negotiated with the order, so send the quantity and the blade number and both come back together.