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The Rikä PCD Fibre Cement Saw Blade is an essential high-performance accessory for trade professionals and DIY enthusiasts who work frequently with fibre cement board, laminate flooring, or dense composite materials. Its primary benefit is the inclusion of Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) tipped teeth, which provide superior longevity and edge retention compared to standard tungsten carbide blades, though users should note that the four-tooth configuration is highly specialized and optimized for abrasive materials rather than fine-finish woodwork.
| Model Part Number | TCTR011 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rikä |
While it can cut wood, it is optimized for abrasive composites and fibre cement; it will not produce the fine finish expected from a high-tooth-count woodworking blade.
The 30mm bore is a common industrial standard, but always check your saw's specification plate to ensure compatibility.
You will notice increased resistance when pushing the saw and an increase in frayed edges on the cut material.
No, this blade is designed for fibre cement and wood-based composites, not for stone, brick, or concrete.
The blade is rated for a maximum of 8500 RPM. Do not exceed this speed.
Verify the blade is properly seated on the arbor and the flange is tightened securely.
Check your feed rate; pushing the saw too slowly can cause friction heat, while moving too fast may clog the teeth.
Ensure the saw's dust extraction port is clear and connected to a high-capacity shop vacuum.
Before installation, ensure the saw is disconnected from its power source. Align the 30mm bore with the spindle of your circular saw and ensure the blade rotation arrow matches the directional markings on the saw guard. Use a damp cloth to wipe the teeth periodically to remove resin or adhesive buildup from laminate materials, which can interfere with the cut quality. Store the blade in its original packaging or a protective sleeve when not in use to prevent the diamond tips from chipping against other metal objects. Avoid dropping the blade, as the high-hardness PCD material is susceptible to impact fracturing.
