LLilian
Published on 03/04/2024, FranceAll manufacturers should equip their saws with these blades!! A real blade that cuts!!
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Description
This Freud Wood Circular Saw Blade built for cordless circular and plunge saws. The thin-kerf tooth design reduces friction for maximised battery runtime and ease of cut. Made from a specially formulated, highly compact Titanium Cobalt Carbide (TiCo). Provides a sharper edge and flawless finish with a longer cutting life.
Permashield provides a non-stick coating to withstand the toughest applications. provides thermal insulation, protects from corrosion and eliminates resin build-up, reducing downtime for cleaning. Ideal for cutting hard wood, soft wood, plywood, chipboard and MDF.
This Freud Wood Circular Saw Blade has the following specifications:
Blade Diameter: 190mm
Bore Diameter: 30mm
Kerf: 2.4mm
Blade Thickness: 1.6mm
Tooth Count: 40
Features
- BrandFREUD
- Length100 mm
- Weight1760 g
- MaterialCarbide
- Bore diameter30 mm
Customer reviews
4,9
/ 14 Reviews
YYvon
Published on 21/06/2023, FranceNot enough hindsight. But the first cuts are excellent.
SSylvain
Published on 22/12/2022, FranceI just mounted this blade on a dewalt table saw. I took a piece of oak with a knot and it's a turie. I had heard of this brand but I really understand why they have a good reputation, it's butter. I'm really surprised at the quality cutting. Now I know who I'll take but blades, nothing to do with other big brands it's day and night.
Eeric
Published on 26/02/2024, FranceThis is the first time I've bought a "real" quality blade and it's a joy to cut with,
JJean-Claude
Published on 03/01/2022, FranceDo not leave your fingers there !!!
Jjean-claude
Published on 26/02/2024, Francecarbide
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