TCT Circular Blade 255mm x 80T x 25.4mm Bore Reviews

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This 255mm saw blade is ideal for along the grain and cross cuts. Featuring 80 teeth tungsten carbide teeth with an ATB (Alternating Top Bevel) design, this circular saw blade can cut through the toughest of wood materials, offering a clean and smooth professional finish. Ideal for cutting through softwood, hardwood, plywood, chipboard, multi-board panels, MDF, plated & counter-plated panels, laminated & Bi-laminate plastic, and Fibre-reinforced plastic.

This 255mm circular saw blade is specifically designed for use with all Evolution 255mm circular saws. The 25.4mm bore size ensures a perfect fit without requiring any reduction rings.
Features

High Tooth Count (80 Teeth): Delivers exceptional finish quality with minimal chipping or splintering.
ATB Tooth Design: Provides a shearing action that scores the wood before removing material, resulting in cleaner cuts.
Durable Construction: A fully hardened steel blade body ensures stability and resists bending for accurate cuts. Tungsten carbide teeth offer extended wear life and heat resistance.
Positive Cutting Angle: Promotes efficient chip removal for smoother cutting performance.
2.6mm Kerf: Minimises material waste during cuts.

Specification

Diameter: 255mm
Teeth: 80
Bore: 25.4mm (no reduction ring required)
Kerf: 2.6mm
Material: Fully hardened steel body with tungsten carbide teeth
Application: Softwood, hardwood, plywood, chipboard, MDF, laminated materials, and more

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01243823879

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info@saxtonblades.co.uk

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Unit 24 Arun Business ParkBognor RegisWest Sussex
BOGNOR REGIS
PO22 9SX

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Posted 2 years ago

“I don't usually do reviews (this is the first time to be precise) but having been unhappy with my Evolution SMS255 for a while, or rather the blade that comes with it I decided to look for other options rather than a direct replacement from the original manufacturer. The original blade always felt a bit "whippy" from new, and felt like it was off balance, after a bit of research it appears it's a common theme, but the 25.4mm centre bore leaves you a bit limited for non OE replacements unless you want to run an adapter to reduce a 30mm bore, which I didn't particularly want to do, but over time the blades cutting performance got to a stage where it had to be changed. After a bit of a dig around I came across Saxton, and their blades, the blade I purchased was under £20 including delivery, half the price of an OE blade, and to be honest I wasn't expecting much, but the original was so bad I thought I'd take a punt, and if it wasn't any good I hadn't wasted much money, I ordered late on a Friday night, and it was delivered on the next Monday, so timely service, always a good start, it was put straight to work doing mitre cuts on 2" oak, Teak, and Holly, so not the easiest of tests, and the difference was enormous straight away, okay I slowed the cut slightly to allow for the blades 80 teeth, rather than the OE's 40, and the finish was flawless, zero tear out at the end of the cut, beautifully smooth grain throughout the cut,superb. As an added bonus (a major one for anyone with near neighbours) the noise level was considerably lower (yet to do a test with a decibel meter, but am planning on doing a comparrison against the OE blade), gone are the ringing sounds of the old blade as it tries to sort itself out after a cut, and there's no more backing off mid cut because the blade is cavitating, the only real noise is the saws motor, excellent. So, sorry for the long winded review, in short the blade has now done over 40 hours in mainly hard woods, is still performing as well as it did out of the box, and, in my opinion can't be faulted, I'll be back very soon to order a spare, and maybe try a 100 tooth blade as well, and I'll be treating my table saw to a new blade at the same time...”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Absolutely razor sharp cut. No chipout at all on melamine faced mdf kitchen plinths. I did not even have to use the tape trick, scoring cut or a zero clearance plate in the sliding mitre saw.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Used to replace evolution blade because I wanted a smooth cut for woodworking. This blade is perfect and finished cut doesn't need sanding!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Good value free delivery and not long to wait what more do you need”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Great company with excellent customer service. 10/10 Blades are excellent, just use them for what they are intended to cut.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Have not used this for long, cut an inch thick price of Yew and walnut to a very clean cut, very impressed, especially with the price!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Stephen Walker

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“A first class service can't fault saxton blades, I have used the blade at least ten times and it cuts a treat. I would highly recommend saxton blades I will definitely be using them again.”

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Posted 2 years ago