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BLADE TCT 250 X 80T 30/1/20/1 GENERAL PURPOSE CROSS CUT SMOOTH
BLADE TCT 250 X 80T 30/1/20/1 GENERAL PURPOSE CROSS CUT SMOOTH
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BLADE TCT 250 X 80T 30/1/20/1 GENERAL PURPOSE CROSS CUT SMOOTH
Features
- 250 mm diameter — generous capacity for boards and sheet goods.
- 80-tooth fine-cut geometry — prioritises smooth, splinter-reduced finishes.
- 30 mm bore (reducer to 20 mm) — flexible fit across common arbor sizes.
- TCT teeth — tungsten-carbide tips for long-lasting sharpness and consistency.
- Precision-balanced plate to minimise vibration and improve cut accuracy.
Benefits
- Superior finish: High tooth count leaves cleaner edges and reduces sanding time.
- Less tear-out: Ideal for veneered panels, laminates and delicate surfaces.
- Durable performance: Carbide tips maintain edge retention over extended use.
- Versatile fit: 30/20 mm bore options suit a range of saws.
Extra Information
- Optimised for cross-cutting and trimming; use a rip blade for heavy ripping tasks.
- Support thin sheet goods on both sides to minimise underside breakout.
- Keep the blade free of resin/pitch build-up to preserve cut quality.
Pro Tip
- For laminates and veneered plywood, score 1–2 mm on the first pass, then complete the cut—this two-pass method further reduces chipping.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCD25080 |
| Product Type | TCT Circular Saw Blade — Fine Cross-Cut (Smooth) |
| Diameter | 250 mm |
| Tooth Count | 80T |
| Bore (Arbor) | 30 / 20 mm |
| Tip Material | Tungsten-Carbide Tipped (TCT) |
| Pack Quantity | 1 |
| Suitable Materials | Plywood, MDF, Laminates, Hardwood, Veneers |
| Tool Compatibility | Circular/bench saws with 250 mm blade capacity and 30 mm arbor (20 mm with reducer) |
Safety
- Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cutting.
- Verify blade diameter and bore match your saw; disconnect power before fitting.
- Allow the saw to reach full speed before entering the cut; feed steadily without forcing.
- Inspect for chipped teeth or warped plate before each use; replace if damaged.