Makita MAKFORCE Wood Cutting Saw Blade
£29.95 at Tooled Up · 33% below amazon price £45
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Amazon UK £45 (checked 10 Nov) · #832,897 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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The Makita MAKFORCE Wood Cutting Saw Blade in 230mm diameter with a 24-tooth configuration and 30mm bore is a highly versatile option for site and workshop use.
The 24-tooth count sits in the middle of the range, providing a practical balance between cutting speed and surface quality — capable of handling both ripping and cross cutting tasks with confidence.
The 230mm diameter and 30mm bore make this blade suitable for larger portable circular saws, delivering an impressive depth of cut for thicker timber sections.
With a tungsten carbide-tipped edge, hardened plate, and thin kerf design, this
The 24-tooth count sits in the middle of the range, providing a practical balance between cutting speed and surface quality — capable of handling both ripping and cross cutting tasks with confidence.
The 230mm diameter and 30mm bore make this blade suitable for larger portable circular saws, delivering an impressive depth of cut for thicker timber sections.
With a tungsten carbide-tipped edge, hardened plate, and thin kerf design, this
EAN 0088381336376 · Makita. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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