Milwaukee Negative Rake Circular Mitre Saw Blade
£35.95 at Tooled Up · 37% below amazon price £57.37
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This Milwaukee Negative Rake Circular Mitre Saw Blade in 190mm diameter with a 40-tooth configuration and 30mm bore is a compact, versatile option well-suited to smaller mitre saws used in timber framing, joinery, and general carpentry tasks on site.
The 40-tooth count strikes a balance between cutting speed and finish quality, making it a practical all-rounder for crosscutting softwood and hardwood sections.
The non-stick PTFE coating helps prevent resin build-up and corrosion, keeping the blade running cooler and cutting faster over extended use.
Laser-cut vibration slots filled with polyure
The 40-tooth count strikes a balance between cutting speed and finish quality, making it a practical all-rounder for crosscutting softwood and hardwood sections.
The non-stick PTFE coating helps prevent resin build-up and corrosion, keeping the blade running cooler and cutting faster over extended use.
Laser-cut vibration slots filled with polyure
EAN 4058546289423 · Milwaukee. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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