TORK CRAFT Tct Saw Blade 165mm X 1.6mm X 20mm X 40t Wood Thin Kerf

Benefits

• Cleaner, precise cuts: 40T and thin-kerf design help minimise tear-out and splintering for smoother edges — ideal for finish work and cabinetry.
• Efficient on battery-powered saws: thin kerf reduces power draw and allows easier cutting with less strain, extending battery runtime on cordless saws.
• Less material waste: narrow cut width means less wood lost to sawdust — especially helpful on expensive or limited material.
• Versatile general-purpose blade: suitable for cross-cutting, rip-cutting or trimming a wide variety of wood types and panel materials.
• Good value for money: durable carbide-tipped teeth and balanced tooth count make this a solid ‘all-rounder’ blade for workshops, DIYers and carpenters.

Extra Information

• Use for wood, plywood, MDF, chipboard and other wood-based panel materials; avoid using on metals, masonry or hardened plastics.
• Best for circular saws or plunge saws compatible with 165 mm blades and 20 mm bore; check your tool specifications before mounting.
• For cleanest cuts, ensure blade rotation direction is correct and feed workpiece steadily — do not force the blade through the material too fast.
• Thin-kerf blades can deflect if used with excessive pressure — keep blade steady and use proper alignment for straight cuts.

Extra Information

• Use for wood, plywood, MDF, chipboard and other wood-based panel materials; avoid using on metals, masonry or hardened plastics.
• Best for circular saws or plunge saws compatible with 165 mm blades and 20 mm bore; check your tool specifications before mounting.
• For cleanest cuts, ensure blade rotation direction is correct and feed workpiece steadily — do not force the blade through the material too fast.
• Thin-kerf blades can deflect if used with excessive pressure — keep blade steady and use proper alignment for straight cuts.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection, and use appropriate gloves when handling or mounting the blade.
• Ensure the saw guard is correctly fitted and never disable safety mechanisms before use.
• Check that the blade is firmly mounted with correct arbor/spacer rings and rotate in the correct direction before starting the saw.
• Avoid forcing the blade — let it cut at its own pace to prevent kickback, binding or unnecessary wear.
• Use appropriate blades for material type — do not use this wood-blade on metals, masonry or other non-wood materials.