Freud LP60M Solid Wood Cross Cutting Circular Saw Blade
Prices from £67.95 to £93.32 across 2 retailers · 27% below next-cheapest retailer £93.32
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Held at £67.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
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Table saw blade with 305mm diameter and 30mm bore, featuring 100 teeth.
The blade is manufactured from Titanium Cobalt Carbide (TiCo) with Permashield non-stick coating.
The coating provides thermal insulation, corrosion protection and resists resin build-up.
Suitable for cutting hard wood, soft wood, plywood, chipboard and MDF.
Blade thickness is 1.8mm with a kerf of 2.8mm.
Weight 988g.
The blade is manufactured from Titanium Cobalt Carbide (TiCo) with Permashield non-stick coating.
The coating provides thermal insulation, corrosion protection and resists resin build-up.
Suitable for cutting hard wood, soft wood, plywood, chipboard and MDF.
Blade thickness is 1.8mm with a kerf of 2.8mm.
Weight 988g.
EAN 4059952520803 · Freud. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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