Precision EDM ground high-quality industrial polycrystalline diamond cutting tips for cleaner cuts...Precision EDM ground high-quality industrial polycrystalline diamond cutting tips for cleaner cuts with less dust. This laser-cut hardened body blade offers up to 60 times longer life than TCT blades. Ideal for Hardie-Board cladding, Aqua board, Minerit, Eternit, MDF, laminate, and solid wood. Suitable for portable, bench, and mitre saws, including Festool HKC55, HK55, and TS55. Specifications: 160mm diameter, 20mm bore, 1.8mm kerf, 1.4mm plate thickness, 4 teeth, TCG tooth form, 12-degree hook, max RPM 8000. It is recommended that the blade should not project more than 1mm out of the bottom of the substrate.
This guide helps users get the most out of the Trend PCD Blade for Cement Fibre Board (PCD/FSB/1604). Designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts working with cement fibre boards and similar materials, this blade offers cleaner cuts, longer life, and reduced dust. Keep in mind that for optimal results, the blade should not project more than 1mm out of the bottom of the substrate. This guide provides detailed instructions on setup, usage, and maintenance to ensure the best possible performance.
All features
Model Part Number
PCD/FSB/1604
Brand
Trend
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can this blade cut?
This blade is designed for cement fibre boards, Hardie-Board, Aqua board, Minerit, Eternit, MDF, laminate, and solid wood.
What type of saws is this blade compatible with?
The blade is suitable for portable, bench, and mitre saws, including Festool HKC55, HK55, and TS55.
What is the maximum RPM for this blade?
The maximum RPM is 8000.
How do I maintain the blade?
Clean the blade regularly with a specialized blade cleaner or mild solvent. Inspect the blade for any damage before each use.
What should I do if the blade produces rough cuts?
Check the blade for damage, ensure it's properly installed, and check your feed rate. You may need to replace the blade.
What safety precautions should I take?
Always wear eye protection and a dust mask when operating the saw. Ensure the blade is properly installed and that you are working in a well-ventilated area.
What is the blade kerf?
The blade kerf is 1.8mm.
Troubleshooting
The blade is producing rough cuts.
Check the blade for damage or wear. Ensure the blade is properly installed and that the material is being fed at a consistent rate. Make sure the blade is not projecting too far out of the material. If the problem persists, the blade may need to be sharpened or replaced.
The saw is vibrating excessively.
Ensure the blade is securely mounted and balanced. Check for any obstructions or damage to the saw itself. Reduce the cutting speed if possible.
Excessive dust is being produced.
Check the dust collection system on your saw. Ensure the blade is not worn and that you are cutting the correct materials. Adjust the cutting depth to minimize dust.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Significantly longer lifespan compared to standard blades.
Produces cleaner cuts with less splintering.
Reduces dust for a healthier work environment.
Suitable for a wide range of materials.
Compatible with various saw types.
Cons
May require a higher initial investment compared to standard blades.
Specific blade projection is needed for the best results.
Not suitable for all cutting applications.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Saw Compatibility: Ensure the blade is compatible with your saw. It fits portable, bench, and mitre saws, including Festool HKC55, HK55, and TS55.
Installation: Carefully install the blade, ensuring it is correctly seated and tightened according to the saw manufacturer's instructions.
Blade Projection: Set the blade height so it does not project more than 1mm out of the bottom of the substrate.
RPM: Do not exceed the maximum RPM of 8000.
Material Compatibility: This blade is specifically designed for cement fibre boards, Hardie-Board, Aqua board, Minerit, Eternit, MDF, laminate, and solid wood.
Safety: Always wear appropriate safety gear, including eye protection and a dust mask, when using the saw.
Maintenance: Keep the blade clean to maintain cutting performance. Use a specialized blade cleaner or a mild solvent to remove resin and debris. Inspect the blade regularly for damage.