How to Change a Mitre Saw Blade

Why it stands out

• 165mm diameter 20mm bore
• TiCo carbide teeth
• Perma Shield coating

Why it stands out

• 216mm diameter
• 48 carbide tipped teeth
• 30mm bore

Why it stands out

• 254mm diameter
• 40 carbide teeth
• 30mm bore with reduction rings

Why it stands out

• 190mm 24 tooth ATB
• 30mm bore plus bushing
• Silver brazed TCT tips

Why it stands out

• 190mm 40 tooth blade
• Negative rake for safer cuts
• PTFE non-stick coating

Why it stands out

• 190mm 24 tooth wood blade
• Advanced tooth geometry
• Minimal splintering

Why it stands out

• 184mm 48 tooth blade
• Cuts metal plastic and wood
• Carbide teeth

Why it stands out

• 160mm 30 tooth blade
• Multi material cutting
• Circular and mitre saw use

Why it stands out

• 216mm 48 tooth wood blade
• Lasts up to 1.3x longer
• Precision-ground carbide teeth

Why it stands out

• 24 ATB teeth for fast rips
• 254mm diameter with 30mm bore
• Tungsten carbide tips

Why it stands out

• 60 tooth crosscut blade
• 216mm diameter with 30mm bore
• Triple chip tooth grind

Why it stands out

• Made for cutting aluminium
• 80 teeth 216mm diameter
• PTFE coating runs cooler

Why it stands out

• 40 carbide teeth 216mm blade
• 30mm bore fits reduction rings
• Bosch Carbide Technology teeth

Why it stands out

• 305mm 42T ATB+R blade
• Up to 2x cuts per charge
• C3 carbide with 3 regrinds

Why it stands out

• 216mm blade
• 64 carbide teeth
• Cuts high pressure laminate

Why it stands out

• 305mm blade
• 72 ATB teeth
• Microteq carbide teeth

Why it stands out

• 305mm blade
• 96 HLTCG teeth
• Cuts metal, plastic and wood