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This Saxton Blades TCT circular saw blade is designed for professional woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts seeking a versatile and durable cutting solution. Its key benefit lies in its ability to deliver clean, smooth cuts across a wide range of materials due to its advanced tooth design and high-quality construction. A potential consideration is ensuring correct bore size compatibility with your saw, though reduction rings are provided.
| Model Part Number | TCT19040T |
|---|---|
| Brand | Saxton Blades |
The Alternating Top Bevel (ATB) tooth design scores the wood fibers ahead of the main cut, which helps to minimize splintering and provides a cleaner finish, especially on crosscuts and veneered materials.
No, this blade is specifically designed for cutting wood and wood-like materials. Using it on metal can cause severe damage to the blade and the saw, and is extremely dangerous.
Match the inner diameter of the reduction ring to the arbor size of your saw. For example, if your saw has a 20mm arbor, use the 20mm reduction ring.
The frequency depends on usage and material. Tungsten carbide teeth are very durable, but when you notice a decline in cut quality, it's time for professional sharpening or replacement. This can typically be done multiple times before the blade is no longer serviceable.
Yes, the 40-tooth count and ATB design make it suitable for many fine woodworking projects where a clean finish is desired, especially when paired with appropriate saw settings and techniques.
The kerf, which is the thickness of the cut made by the blade, is 2.4mm. A thinner kerf requires less power and creates less waste.
Ensure the correct bore size is used and the blade is securely mounted. Check if the ATB teeth are oriented correctly for the direction of cut. Consider using a zero-clearance insert on table saws or a stabilizer plate on handheld saws. The material itself may also be prone to splintering.
Verify the blade is clean, undamaged, and securely tightened to the arbor. Ensure the saw's arbor is clean and free of debris. Check for any warping in the blade body.
Confirm the blade is sharp and suitable for the material being cut. Check that the correct bore size and reduction ring are used. Ensure your saw is providing adequate power and speed for the task. Reduce the depth of cut if necessary.
Clean the blade thoroughly with a resin remover or solvent after each significant use to maintain sharpness and cutting efficiency.
Setup: Ensure the blade is securely mounted to your circular saw. Select the appropriate bore size by inserting the correct reduction ring into the 30mm bore if needed, and then fit the blade onto the saw's arbor. Always verify the blade's rotation direction matches your saw's.
Compatibility: This 190mm blade is compatible with most circular saws that accept this diameter and feature a 30mm, 25mm, 20mm, or 16mm bore. Brands include Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, Ryobi, and others. It is suitable for handheld circular saws, table saws, and mitre/chop saws.
Care: After use, clean the blade to remove any resin or debris using a soft brush and a suitable solvent or blade cleaner. Store the blade in a dry environment, preferably in its original packaging or a blade storage case, to prevent rust and damage to the teeth.
