Trend CRAFTPRO Wood Cutting Saw Blade
£29.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £39.95
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The Trend CRAFTPRO Saw Blade in 130mm diameter, 24-tooth, 20mm bore is an ideal replacement for smaller trimsaws including the Bosch PKS 40.
The ATB configuration is suited to crosscutting and ripping in timber, ply, MDF, and chipboard.
Supplied with a 16mm bushing washer.
Features and Benefits: • 24-tooth ATB for clean ripping and crosscut results • Microgranular TCT tips for cutting abrasive materials • 16mm bushing washer included for wider trimsaw compatibility • Hardened alloy steel body for accurate, long-lasting performance Specifications: Diameter: 130mm (5 1/8") Teeth: 24T Bore: 20mm
The ATB configuration is suited to crosscutting and ripping in timber, ply, MDF, and chipboard.
Supplied with a 16mm bushing washer.
Features and Benefits: • 24-tooth ATB for clean ripping and crosscut results • Microgranular TCT tips for cutting abrasive materials • 16mm bushing washer included for wider trimsaw compatibility • Hardened alloy steel body for accurate, long-lasting performance Specifications: Diameter: 130mm (5 1/8") Teeth: 24T Bore: 20mm
EAN 5027654515846 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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