TORK CRAFT Tct Saw Blade 216mm X 2.0mm X 30mm X 40t Wood Thin Kerf

Features

• 216 mm blade diameter — suitable for standard table saws and larger circular saws for boards and sheet goods
• Thin kerf – 2.0 mm reduces waste and makes cutting easier on power tools, especially on cordless saws or less powerful motors
• 40 carbide-tipped teeth (40T) giving a good balance between cut smoothness and cutting speed
• 30 mm bore (arbor) — fits standard table saws and larger circular saws without need for special adaptors
• Suitable for softwood, hardwood, plywood, MDF and wood-based panels

Benefits

• Cleaner, accurate cuts: thin-kerf design with carbide teeth minimises tear-out and splintering — great for finish work and cabinetry.
• Efficient on larger wood pieces: large diameter and 40T configuration makes it easier to cut thick boards, sheet goods or structural timber.
• Less material waste: narrow kerf reduces lost material — useful when working with expensive hardwoods or limited stock.
• Versatile cutting tool: suitable for cross-cuts, rip-cuts, trimming and general woodcutting across a variety of wood types and panel materials.
• Cost-effective all-rounder: carbide-tipped teeth stay sharp longer, reducing the need for frequent blade replacements.

Extra Information

• Use on table saws, circular saws or panel saws compatible with 216 mm blades and 30 mm bore. Check saw specifications before mounting.
• Suitable for wood, plywood, MDF, chipboard and composite panel materials; do not use on metals, masonry or plastic.
• For best results — ensure proper blade alignment and feed material steadily. Avoid forcing the blade through the workpiece to prevent binding or poor cuts.
• Thin-kerf blades can flex under heavy side pressure — use proper fence guides, push-sticks or supports to maintain straight cuts, especially on long boards.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection, and appropriate gloves when handling or installing the blade.
• Ensure the saw’s safety guard is correctly fitted and never disable safety features before use.
• Check that the blade is securely mounted with correct arbor/spacer rings and correct rotation direction before switching on the saw.
• Feed material at a steady pace — do not force through thick or dense timber, to avoid kickback or binding.
• Do not use this wood-cutting blade on metals, masonry or non-wood materials.