Trend Craft Circular Saw Blade - 190mm x 24T x 30mm Bore
The Trend CSB/19024 is a circular saw blade from the CraftPro range, designed for affordable high ...The Trend CSB/19024 is a circular saw blade from the CraftPro range, designed for affordable high quality and consistent performance. It is suitable for use in hard and softwoods, as well as sheet materials. With a 15-degree hook and 2.6mm kerf, this blade is ideal for mains-powered circular saws that take 190mm blades, providing a medium coarse finish. The ATB (Alternative Top Bevel) tooth pattern is perfect for cutting various wood types and sheet materials. The blade features premium quality micro-granular Tungsten Carbide tips that are silver brazed and precision ground for high-end performance and extended edge retention. The 30mm bore is precision reamed for smooth, clean cutting. All Trend sawblades meet European Standard EN847-1/2 and are laser etched on the reverse for quality assurance. This blade is a suitable replacement for models from Makita, Bosch, Dewalt, Hikoki, and Ryobi.
This guide is for woodworkers using the Trend CSB/19024 circular saw blade, offering high-quality cuts in various wood types and sheet materials. The key benefit is its consistent performance and extended edge retention due to the premium materials used. However, it's essential to ensure compatibility with your saw's blade size and bore to maximize its effectiveness. This blade is designed for mains-powered circular saws, featuring a 15-degree hook, 2.6mm kerf, and an ATB tooth pattern.
All features
Model Part Number
CSB/19024
Brand
Trend
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of wood can this blade cut?
This blade is suitable for cutting hard and softwoods, as well as sheet materials like plywood and MDF.
What is the blade's kerf?
The blade has a 2.6mm kerf.
What is the bore size of this blade?
The bore size is 30mm.
What is the tooth pattern?
The tooth pattern is ATB (Alternative Top Bevel).
Does this blade meet any standards?
Yes, it meets the European Standard EN847-1/2.
How often should I clean the blade?
Clean the blade after each use to remove resin and wood debris.
What should I do if the blade gets damaged?
Replace the blade immediately if you notice any damage, such as chipped teeth.
Troubleshooting
Blade is not cutting smoothly.
Check if the blade is dull or damaged and replace if necessary. Ensure the blade is properly installed and aligned.
Excessive vibration during cutting.
Check if the blade is properly tightened and if the saw is placed on a stable surface. Replace if the blade is damaged or warped.
Blade binds in the material.
Ensure the blade is the correct type for the material being cut. Check for any obstructions or binding in the cut.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Consistent, high-quality cuts across various wood types.
Extended edge retention due to the use of premium micro-granular Tungsten Carbide tips.
Precision-engineered 30mm bore ensures smooth and clean cutting.
ATB tooth pattern for efficient cutting.
Cons
Only compatible with mains-powered circular saws that take 190mm blades.
May require adjustments depending on the specific saw model.
Not suitable for cutting metal or other non-wood materials.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Safety First: Always disconnect the saw from the power supply before blade installation.
Blade Installation: Carefully install the blade onto the saw, ensuring the teeth point in the correct cutting direction.
Tighten Securely: Tighten the arbor nut securely, following the saw manufacturer's instructions.
Check Alignment: Ensure the blade is properly aligned with the saw's guides and table.
Compatibility
This blade is designed for use in mains-powered circular saws that take 190mm blades and have a 30mm bore.
It is a suitable replacement for models from Makita, Bosch, Dewalt, Hikoki, and Ryobi.
Always check the saw's manual for specific blade size and bore requirements.
Care
Cleaning: After each use, clean the blade with a suitable blade cleaner to remove resin and wood debris.
Storage: Store the blade in a dry place to prevent rust.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the blade for any signs of damage, such as chipped teeth. If any damage is found, replace the blade immediately.