Trend CRAFTPRO Wood Cutting Saw Blade
£26.95 at Tooled Up · 31% below amazon price £38.95
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The Trend CRAFTPRO Saw Blade in 180mm diameter, 30-tooth, 30mm bore handles softwood, hardwood, plywood, plasterboard, and abrasive materials on 180mm circular saws.
Supplied with 20mm and 16mm reducing washers for broad compatibility.
Features and Benefits: • 30-tooth ATB for general ripping and crosscutting • Microgranular TCT tips for cutting abrasive materials • Silver-brazed tips for a secure, long-lasting bond • Includes reducing washers for wider saw compatibility Specifications: Diameter: 180mm (7") Teeth: 30T Bore: 30mm Kerf: 2.4mm Plate Thickness: 1.5mm Tooth Form: ATB Hook Angle: 15
Supplied with 20mm and 16mm reducing washers for broad compatibility.
Features and Benefits: • 30-tooth ATB for general ripping and crosscutting • Microgranular TCT tips for cutting abrasive materials • Silver-brazed tips for a secure, long-lasting bond • Includes reducing washers for wider saw compatibility Specifications: Diameter: 180mm (7") Teeth: 30T Bore: 30mm Kerf: 2.4mm Plate Thickness: 1.5mm Tooth Form: ATB Hook Angle: 15
EAN 5027654515471 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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