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Festool Saw Blade - 160mm 48T Fine Wood Cut

Festool Saw Blade - 160mm 48T Fine Wood Cut

Experience smooth, precise cuts in veneered plywood, sheet goods, melamine, and both hard and soft...

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Product Information

Full details

This guide is for woodworkers seeking precise, clean cuts in various wood types using the Festool Saw Blade - 160mm 48T Fine Wood Cut. The key benefit is achieving splinter-free cross-cuts, enhancing the quality of your projects. Keep in mind that optimal performance is achieved with compatible Festool circular saws.

All features

Model Part Number491952
BrandFestool

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What materials is this saw blade suitable for?

This blade is suitable for wood, including veneered plywood, sheet goods, melamine, and both hard and soft woods.

Which Festool saws is this blade compatible with?

The blade is compatible with Festool TS 55, TSC 55, ATF 55, and AP 55 circular saws.

How many teeth does the blade have?

The blade has 48 teeth.

What is the blade diameter?

The blade diameter is 160mm.

How do I clean the saw blade?

Clean the blade with a specialized blade cleaner or a mild solvent to remove resin and pitch buildup.

What is the purpose of the ATB tooth design?

The ATB (Alternating Top Bevel) tooth design ensures clean cuts by alternating the cutting direction, minimizing tear-out.

What should I do if the blade gets damaged?

Inspect the blade for damage before each use. Replace the blade if any teeth are chipped or damaged.

Troubleshooting

Blade is leaving tear-out or splintering on the cut surface.

Check the blade's installation, ensure the correct side is facing up, and use a slower feed rate. Consider the material being cut and the blade's suitability.

The saw blade is binding or struggling to cut.

Ensure the blade is compatible with the material. Check for any obstructions, and inspect the blade for damage.

Excessive vibration during cutting.

Make sure the blade is correctly installed, and the saw is stable. Check for any damage or looseness in the saw itself.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides clean, splinter-free cross-cuts.
  • Reduces material waste due to the thin-kerf design.
  • Offers efficient and fast cutting operations.
  • Compatible with a range of Festool circular saws (TS 55, TSC 55, ATF 55, AP 55).
  • Designed for professional woodworking tasks.

Cons

  • Requires a compatible Festool circular saw.
  • May require more frequent sharpening compared to blades with fewer teeth.
  • Best suited for cross-cuts; not optimized for ripping.
  • May be less effective on very thick or dense materials.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

This saw blade is designed for use with Festool TS 55, TSC 55, ATF 55, and AP 55 circular saws.

Installation:

  1. Ensure the saw is unplugged.
  2. Refer to your saw's manual for blade changing instructions.
  3. Carefully remove the old blade and install the new Festool blade, ensuring it is correctly aligned and the teeth are facing the correct direction.
  4. Tighten the blade securely.

Care:

  • Regularly clean the blade with a specialized blade cleaner or a mild solvent to remove resin and pitch buildup.
  • Inspect the blade for damage before each use. Replace the blade if any teeth are chipped or damaged.
  • Have the blade professionally sharpened when necessary to maintain optimal cutting performance.

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