Trend Craft Anti Kickback Thin Kerf Circular Saw Blade 216mm 60T 30mm
£47.95 at Tooled Up · 17% below amazon price £57.95
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Amazon UK £57.95 (checked 16 Oct) · #181,089 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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The Trend Craft Anti Kickback Thin Kerf Circular Saw Blade in 216mm diameter with a 60-tooth configuration and 30mm bore is a fine-finish blade designed for 8½" mitre saws and sliding compound saws, delivering clean, precise cuts in hardwood, softwood, plywood, and laminated board.
The 60-tooth ATB tooth form makes this variant well-suited to accurate crosscutting and finishing work where a smooth, chip-free edge is required.
The 7-degree hook angle supports controlled, steady cutting, while the thin 2.16mm kerf reduces material waste and lessens the load on the saw.
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The 60-tooth ATB tooth form makes this variant well-suited to accurate crosscutting and finishing work where a smooth, chip-free edge is required.
The 7-degree hook angle supports controlled, steady cutting, while the thin 2.16mm kerf reduces material waste and lessens the load on the saw.
Silverbraze tip bonding lo
EAN 5027654058015 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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