Trend Craft Plunge Saw Blade - 160mm x 48T x 20mm

Name: Trend Craft Plunge Saw Blade - 160mm x 48T x 20mm
Brand: Trend
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Trend CSB/PT16048 Panel Trim Saw blade for use in hard and softwoods and sheet materials. Part of ...

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Product Information

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This guide is for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts seeking a high-quality saw blade for precise cuts in various materials. The Trend CraftPro Panel Trim Saw Blade, with its 48T configuration, offers a fast and super fine finish. However, it's designed specifically for 160mm blades used in mains plunge saws.

All features

Model Part Number	CSB/PT16048
Brand	Trend

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What materials can I cut with this blade?

This blade is suitable for cutting hard and softwoods, and sheet materials like plywood and MDF.

What is the hook angle?

The blade has a 4-degree hook angle.

What is ATB?

ATB stands for Alternative Top Bevel, the tooth pattern used on this blade.

What is the kerf of the blade?

The kerf is 2.2mm.

What size bore does this blade have?

This blade has a 20mm bore.

How often should I clean the blade?

Clean the blade after each use or when you notice a buildup of resin or wood particles.

Does this blade meet European Standards?

Yes, all Trend sawblades are laser etched on the reverse to indicate they meet European Standard EN847-1/2.

Troubleshooting

Blade is not cutting smoothly.

Check for any damage or wear on the blade. Ensure the blade is installed correctly and the saw is running at the correct speed. Clean the blade of any resin buildup.

Excessive splintering or tear-out.

Ensure the blade is sharp and appropriate for the material being cut. Consider using a slower feed rate. Check the blade's rotation direction.

The saw blade is overheating.

Reduce the cutting speed. Ensure that the blade is clean and not clogged with debris. Check the blade's alignment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Provides a fast cut.
Delivers a super fine finish.
Suitable for various materials, including hardwoods, softwoods, and sheet materials.
Offers high-end performance and edge retention due to the quality of materials used.
Ensures smooth and clean cutting with a precision reamed bore.

Cons

Specifically designed for 160mm blades, limiting its use to compatible saws.
May require more frequent sharpening compared to blades with fewer teeth if used extensively on abrasive materials.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation: Ensure the saw is unplugged before installing the blade. Follow the saw manufacturer's instructions for blade replacement.
Compatibility: This blade is specifically designed for mains plunge saws that require a 160mm blade with a 20mm bore.
Blade Direction: Check the blade's rotation direction before use. Ensure the teeth face the correct cutting direction.
Care: Regularly clean the blade to remove resin and wood particles. Use a blade cleaner and a soft cloth. Check for any damage or wear before each use.
Storage: Store the blade in a dry place to prevent rust. Consider using a blade protector.