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Starrett BT66-5 Bi-Metal Reciprocating Blade, Wood Tapered 152mm 6 TPI Pack 5

Name: Starrett BT66-5 Bi-Metal Reciprocating Blade, Wood Tapered 152mm 6 TPI Pack 5
Brand: STARRETT
SKU: STRBT665
Price: 18.25 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

Starrett 3X POWER Bi-Metal reciprocating blade technology provides up to three times the life and increased cutting rates compared to previous models, setting a new standard for performance and value. This bi-metal reciprocating saw blade is specifically designed for cutting wood, featuring a tapered blade that allows for straight cuts in hard-to-reach areas. It is suitable for all types of wood and offers enhanced durability and performance.

Technical specifications

Application: Wood

Blade length: 152 mm (6 inches)

Blade width: 19 mm (3/4 inch)

Thickness: 1.30 mm (0.050 inch)

Tooth pitch: 6 TPI

Material thickness: 13-63 mm (1/2-2.1/2 inches)

Pack quantity: 5 blades

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with cordless reciprocating saws

Designed for cutting wood of various thicknesses

Installation

Insert the blade into the saw's blade clamp, ensuring it is securely locked in place.

Check that the blade is properly aligned before use.

Usage

Use the saw with steady, controlled movements for best results.

Apply appropriate pressure and let the blade do the cutting.

Wear safety gear and follow safety instructions during operation.

Other information

Starrett BT66-5 Bi-Metal Reciprocating Blade, Wood Tapered 152mm 6 TPI (Pack 5) STRBT665

Features

Brand
STARRETT
Length
152 mm
Width
19 mm
Weight
114 g
Material
Metal

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