Trend Slotter Blade for 1/4 Bore Arbor
£40.95 at Tooled Up · 21% below amazon price £51.95
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This Trend Slotter Blade is available in a 40mm diameter with an ultra-fine 1.5mm kerf thickness and a 1/4" bore, making it the slimmest-cutting option in the 40mm diameter range.
The 1.5mm slot width is ideal for the most delicate grooving tasks, such as cutting fine slots for thin panels, veneers, or intricate joinery details where minimal material removal is critical.
Precision manufactured in TCT grade, this blade maintains its sharpness and cutting accuracy even in abrasive materials.
Pair it with the Trend arbor Ref.
33/60 and fit the appropriate bearing to govern the depth of cut for co
The 1.5mm slot width is ideal for the most delicate grooving tasks, such as cutting fine slots for thin panels, veneers, or intricate joinery details where minimal material removal is critical.
Precision manufactured in TCT grade, this blade maintains its sharpness and cutting accuracy even in abrasive materials.
Pair it with the Trend arbor Ref.
33/60 and fit the appropriate bearing to govern the depth of cut for co
EAN 5027654019979 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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