Trend Circular Saw Blades CraftPro Extra Fine Finish

Trend CraftPro Extra Fine Finish Circular Saw Blades are designed for precise, smooth cutting in woodworking and carpentry applications. They are ideal for achieving clean, splinter-free finishes on materials such as wood, laminate, and other building materials.

The right blade size depends on your saw type and the specific task. The first number in the blade’s specification indicates the diameter (e.g., 160mm), the second number is the tooth count (e.g., 60T), which affects the cut quality, and the third number is the bore size (e.g., 20mm), which must match your saw’s arbor.

The tooth count refers to the number of teeth on the blade. Lower tooth counts (e.g., 20T) provide faster cuts but rougher finishes, while higher tooth counts (e.g., 108T) offer smoother, finer cuts ideal for detailed woodworking and fine finishing.

Trend CraftPro blades are compatible with most popular saw types, including circular saws, plunge saws, and mitre saws. Check your saw’s manual for the required blade diameter, tooth count, and bore size to ensure compatibility.

TCT teeth are designed to maintain sharpness longer than standard steel blades. This increases the blade’s durability, reduces wear, and ensures consistent cutting performance over time, making them ideal for frequent use.

Regularly clean your saw blades to remove resin and debris build-up. Store blades in a dry place to prevent rust, and inspect them for any damage before use. Sharpening is recommended periodically, especially for high-use blades, to maintain optimal performance.

Yes, Trend CraftPro blades are versatile and can be used on a variety of materials, including wood, laminate, MDF, and some plastics. However, always ensure the blade is suitable for the specific material to achieve the best results.

Thin kerf blades are designed to remove less material during the cut, which reduces strain on the saw motor, allows for faster cutting, and minimizes waste. This design also helps achieve cleaner cuts with less effort.

Yes, multi-pack options are available, such as the Trend CraftPro Triple Packs, which offer a selection of blades with varying tooth counts and sizes, providing great value and versatility for different cutting tasks.

Always disconnect the power supply before changing a blade. Use the saw’s blade change tool or a wrench to loosen the arbor nut, remove the old blade, and carefully fit the new blade ensuring the teeth face the correct direction. Tighten the nut securely before use.