Saxton TCT Circular Saw Blade - 305mm x 40T

Professional quality, hardened and tempered tungsten carbide tipped circular saw blade. Features a...

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The Saxton TCT Circular Saw Blade 305mm x 40T is a versatile, high-performance tool designed for professional carpenters and serious DIY enthusiasts who require precision cutting across a wide range of timber and synthetic materials. Its primary strength lies in its ATB tooth geometry and hardened steel body, which deliver clean, splinter-free cuts on everything from softwood to laminated panels. While it is built for exceptional durability, users should note that as a 40-tooth blade, it is optimized for general-purpose cutting and may require a higher tooth-count blade for ultra-fine finish work on delicate veneers.

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Model Part NumberTct30540T
BrandSaxton Blades

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FAQs

Can I use this blade for metal cutting?

No, this blade is strictly designed for timber, MDF, plywood, and specific plastics. Cutting metal will damage the carbide teeth.

Which reduction ring should I use?

Use the ring that matches the arbor size of your specific saw model (16mm, 20mm, or 25mm). If your saw has a 30mm arbor, do not use a reduction ring.

Is this a ripping or cross-cut blade?

It is a general-purpose blade capable of both, thanks to its 40-tooth count and ATB tooth geometry.

How do I clean resin from the blade?

Use a specialized blade cleaner or a non-corrosive resin solvent and a nylon brush to gently remove deposits.

Can this be used on laminate flooring?

Yes, it is suitable for laminated panels and boards, though carbide blades will dull faster on high-pressure laminates.

Troubleshooting

Blade causing excessive vibration or deflection

Check the arbor nut for proper tightness and ensure the reduction ring is seated correctly without gaps.

Burning marks on the wood edge

Reduce feed speed or check the blade for resin buildup; clean with a solvent if necessary.

Excessive splintering at the cut line

Ensure the blade depth is properly adjusted; verify that the teeth are sharp and not missing any carbide tips.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Clean, professional-grade finish due to ATB tooth design
  • Durable construction resistant to warping and deflection
  • Highly versatile with multiple included bore reduction rings
  • Compatible with major saw brands like Dewalt, Bosch, and Makita
  • Effective across a wide variety of wood and plastic materials

Cons

  • 40 teeth may leave slightly coarser edges than a 60+ tooth blade on thin veneers
  • Requires careful cleaning to prevent resin buildup from affecting cut quality
  • Not intended for cutting metal or masonry

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the saw is disconnected from its power source. Select the correct reduction ring if your saw arbor is smaller than the native 30mm bore. Verify that the blade is mounted with the teeth pointing in the direction of rotation indicated on the saw guard.

Compatibility: This blade fits most 305mm saw systems from Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, and Ryobi that use a 30mm, 25mm, 20mm, or 16mm arbor.

Care: After heavy use, clean the blade with a resin remover to prevent sawdust buildup, which can cause heat friction. Store the blade in its original packaging or a dedicated rack to protect the carbide tips from impact damage.

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