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The OX TCT Wood Cutting Thin Kerf Circular Saw Blade (136mm x 20mm x 20T) is designed for professional carpenters and DIY enthusiasts who prioritize precision and efficiency in their woodworking projects. Its standout benefit is the thin kerf design, which reduces material waste and allows for faster, cleaner cuts, though users should note that the 136mm diameter limits its use to compatible cordless or compact circular saws.
| Model Part Number | OX-TCTW-TF-1362020 |
|---|---|
| Brand | OX |
No, this blade is designed for a 136mm diameter. Using a smaller blade than your saw is rated for can be dangerous and may prevent the blade guard from operating correctly.
While it is a TCT blade, it is optimized for wood. It may cut laminates, but you might experience more chip-out compared to a dedicated high-tooth-count laminate blade.
20T indicates the blade has 20 tungsten carbide teeth, which is a versatile count for general-purpose wood cutting.
If you notice the saw requires significantly more pressure to cut, or if you see burning on the wood despite a proper feed rate, the teeth are likely dull.
No, this blade is manufactured with a fixed 20mm bore; ensure your saw has a matching arbor size before purchase.
Check that the blade is properly tightened and that your saw's base plate is set perfectly square to the blade.
Reduce your feed rate and check if the blade teeth have accumulated resin or pitch; clean the blade if necessary.
Ensure the saw is not being pushed too hard; the thin kerf allows for faster cuts, but you must let the blade do the work.
To install, ensure your saw is disconnected from its power source or battery is removed. Place the blade onto the 20mm arbor, ensuring the directional arrows on the blade match the rotation of the saw motor. Secure the washer and bolt firmly, but do not overtighten. To maintain the blade, clean it regularly with a resin remover to prevent sawdust and pitch buildup from dulling the teeth. Store the blade in its original packaging or a protective sheath when not in use to protect the carbide edges from accidental chips.
