TCT Circular Saw Blade Set - 160mm - 16T, 24T, 30T

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The Dapetz TCT Circular Saw Blade Set is an essential toolkit for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts who need versatile, high-quality cutting options for compact circular saws. By offering three distinct tooth configurations, this set provides the flexibility to switch between rapid rough cutting and precise fine finishing tasks with a single 160mm blade diameter. While these blades are highly capable, users should note that they are specifically engineered for wood applications and may not be suitable for cutting through hardened metals or masonry.
| Model Part Number | DP01181 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dapetz |
No, these blades are specifically designed for woodworking and will be damaged if used on metal.
Tungsten Carbide Tipped blades hold an edge significantly longer than high-speed steel blades, meaning less frequent sharpening.
Only if your saw arbor size is smaller than the native blade bore size. Use the ring that matches your saw's shaft exactly.
Use fewer teeth (16T) for fast, rough cuts and more teeth (30T) for slow, smooth finish cuts.
These are designed for 160mm circular saws; check your table saw's manual to ensure it supports 160mm blade diameters.
Switch to a higher tooth count blade (30T) and ensure your feed rate is consistent and not too aggressive.
You may be using a blade with too many teeth for the material thickness; switch to a lower tooth count (16T) for better chip clearance.
Check that the bore reduction ring is properly seated and that the flange nut is tightened securely to the arbor.
To install, ensure your saw is disconnected from its power source. Select the appropriate reduction ring that matches your saw's arbor shaft. Always verify that the blade rotation arrow on the disc aligns with the rotation direction of your saw motor. To maintain longevity, keep the blades clean of resin and pitch build-up using a dedicated blade cleaner, as residue can cause overheating and drag. Store the blades in their original packaging or a protective blade rack to ensure the tungsten tips do not chip against other metal tools.