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Timco Circular Saw Blade - 190 X 30 X 24T

Timco Circular Saw Blade - 190 X 30 X 24T

A quick, rough to coarse cut, general purpose TCT timber circular saw blade. Ideal for soft and so...

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Timco C1903024 Circular Saw Blade - General Purpose - Coarse/Medium 190 X 30 X 24T Clamshell 1

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This Timco Circular Saw Blade is designed for general-purpose cutting of timber, offering a quick, rough to coarse finish. It is ideal for both softwoods and some hardwoods, making it a versatile choice for DIYers and professionals undertaking general construction or woodworking tasks. A key benefit is its ability to handle a range of timber types. However, its coarse tooth count means it is not suited for fine finishing or delicate materials.

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Model Part NumberC1903024
BrandTimco

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FAQs

What types of wood can this blade cut?

This blade is designed for general-purpose cutting of softwoods and some hardwoods. It is also suitable for exotic timbers.

Can I use this blade for fine finishing cuts?

No, this blade is intended for rough to coarse cuts and is not ideal for achieving a fine, smooth finish. For fine finishes, a blade with a higher tooth count would be more appropriate.

What does TCT mean?

TCT stands for Tungsten Carbide Tipped. This indicates that the cutting edges of the teeth are tipped with a very hard material, providing increased durability and longevity compared to standard steel blades.

How do I ensure compatibility with my saw?

The blade has a 30mm bore. It includes 16mm and 20mm bushing rings, allowing it to fit saws with these common arbor sizes. Ensure your saw accepts a 190mm (7-inch) blade.

What is the purpose of the different bushing rings?

The bushing rings reduce the central bore of the blade to match the specific arbor size of your circular saw, ensuring a secure and accurate fit.

How should I maintain the blade?

Keep the blade clean and dry. Remove sawdust after use. Store it in a protective case to prevent damage and rust. Regularly inspect teeth for wear or damage.

What is the kerf of the blade?

The kerf, which is the width of the cut made by the blade, is 2.4mm.

Troubleshooting

Blade binding or snagging during cut

Ensure the blade is correctly installed and running in the correct direction. Check for obstructions in the material or blade. Verify the blade is not warped and is the correct type for the material being cut. Make sure the saw's guard is functioning properly.

Excessive vibration during operation

Check that the blade is securely tightened to the arbor. Ensure the blade is not bent or warped. Clean any debris from the blade and arbor. Verify that the saw's motor is functioning correctly.

Rough or splintered cut edges

This is expected for a coarse-cut blade. For cleaner edges, consider using a finer-toothed blade. Ensure the material is adequately supported and cut with a steady, consistent speed. For hardwoods, a slower feed rate might improve the finish. You may need to sand the edges after cutting.

Blade dulls quickly

Ensure you are using the blade for its intended purpose (timber and stone fibre board). Avoid cutting through nails or foreign objects. If significant wear is observed, it may be time to replace the blade.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Efficient material removal for rough and general cuts.
  • Included bushing rings enhance compatibility with different saws.
  • TCT construction ensures durability and a longer lifespan.
  • Suitable for a variety of wood types, including hardwoods and exotic timbers.
  • Reliable performance for general construction and woodworking tasks.

Cons

  • Not suitable for fine or smooth finishing cuts due to the coarse tooth count.
  • May produce splintering on delicate materials or veneers.
  • Performance on materials other than timber and stone fibre board is not specified.
  • Requires appropriate safety precautions due to the nature of circular saw blades.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the circular saw is unplugged and the blade is securely installed onto the saw's arbor.
  2. Select the appropriate bushing ring (16.0mm or 20.0mm) to match your saw's arbor size and insert it into the blade's bore.
  3. Tighten the blade flange nuts securely, following your saw manufacturer's instructions.

Compatibility:

  • Blade Diameter: 190mm (7 inches).
  • Bore Size: 30mm, with included 16mm and 20mm bushing rings.
  • Tool Type: Circular saws designed for 190mm blades with compatible arbor sizes.
  • Materials: Softwood, Hardwood, Exotic Timber, Stone Fibre Board.

Care:

  • Cleaning: After use, clean the blade with a dry cloth to remove sawdust. For stubborn residue, a degreaser and a stiff brush can be used, followed by thorough drying.
  • Storage: Store the blade in a dry place, preferably in its original packaging or a blade case, to prevent rust and damage.
  • Inspection: Regularly inspect the blade for signs of wear, damage, or dull teeth. Replace the blade if teeth are chipped or missing, or if it shows significant warping.

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