Trend CRAFTPRO Wood Cutting Cordless Saw Blade
£25.95 at Tooled Up · 28% below amazon price £35.95
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The Trend CRAFTPRO Wood Cutting Cordless Saw Blade in 136mm diameter, 12 teeth, with a 20mm bore is a compact thin kerf TCT blade designed for fast, aggressive cutting with smaller cordless circular saws and trimsaws.
This 136mm / 12T / 20mm configuration offers a low tooth count optimised for rapid ripping through timber and sheet materials where cut speed takes priority over finish.
Suitable for soft wood, hard wood, plasterboard, stone fibre board, particle board, veneer, plywood, MDF and hardboard, this blade is a capable option for rough cutting and first-fix work.
The thin kerf design he
This 136mm / 12T / 20mm configuration offers a low tooth count optimised for rapid ripping through timber and sheet materials where cut speed takes priority over finish.
Suitable for soft wood, hard wood, plasterboard, stone fibre board, particle board, veneer, plywood, MDF and hardboard, this blade is a capable option for rough cutting and first-fix work.
The thin kerf design he
EAN 5027654050026 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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