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The OX TCT Wood Cutting Thin Kerf Circular Saw Blade (150mm x 20mm, 20T) is designed for professional carpenters and DIY enthusiasts who require precision wood cutting with cordless power tools. By utilizing a thin kerf design, this blade minimizes material waste and drag, significantly extending battery life during operation; however, it is specifically optimized for wood applications and may not be suitable for cutting hard metals or masonry.
| Model Part Number | OX-TCTW-TF-1502020 |
|---|---|
| Brand | OX |
No, this blade is specifically designed for circular saws. Using it on an angle grinder is extremely dangerous.
Yes, it is designed for 150mm circular saws with a 20mm bore, and includes reduction rings for smaller arbor sizes.
While it can cut wood-based laminates, it will dull faster than on natural wood. Always ensure the material is free of staples or nails.
Replace the blade if you notice the saw requires significantly more force to push through material or if the cuts appear charred.
Yes, the TCT teeth are capable of cutting MDF, but note that MDF is abrasive and may shorten the lifespan of the teeth.
Verify that the blade is properly centered on the spindle and that all flange nuts are tightened correctly.
Check if the blade is blunt or if the feed rate is too slow. Ensure the blade rotation arrow matches the saw's direction.
Clean resin from the blade body and ensure you are not forcing the saw through the material, allowing the blade to maintain speed.
To install, ensure the saw is disconnected from the power source or the battery is removed. Align the blade arrow with the rotation direction of your circular saw and secure the flange firmly. Use the included reducing rings if the saw arbor is smaller than the blade's 20mm bore. To maintain performance, avoid cutting through hidden nails or staples which can chip the tungsten teeth. Regularly wipe the blade with a resin solvent to remove sap buildup, which can cause increased friction and overheating.
