Milwaukee Negative Rake Circular Mitre Saw Blade
£39.95 at Tooled Up · 34% below amazon price £60.99
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This Milwaukee Negative Rake Circular Mitre Saw Blade measures 216mm in diameter with a 48-tooth configuration and 30mm bore, offering a well-rounded balance of cutting speed and finish quality for professional mitre saw users.
The 48-tooth count makes this blade a strong all-purpose choice for contractors working across a variety of timber cutting tasks — from crosscutting softwood and hardwood to cutting sheet materials and mouldings where a cleaner finish is required.
The non-stick PTFE coating resists resin build-up and corrosion, maintaining performance throughout a long working day.
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The 48-tooth count makes this blade a strong all-purpose choice for contractors working across a variety of timber cutting tasks — from crosscutting softwood and hardwood to cutting sheet materials and mouldings where a cleaner finish is required.
The non-stick PTFE coating resists resin build-up and corrosion, maintaining performance throughout a long working day.
Poly
EAN 4058546289447 · Milwaukee. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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