Customization:
With tungsten carbide-tipped teeth, you can achieve up to 30% longer blade lifespan compared to traditional high-speed steel (HSS) blades*.
With precisely angled carbide teeth and a curved cutting edge, you can reduce friction and produce smoother, cleaner cuts than standard wood blades*.
With a 6-inch diameter and 1-inch arbor, you can ensure seamless compatibility with most standard circular saws, unlike blades requiring specialized mounts*.
With customizable tooth configurations (cross-cutting/ripping), you can adapt to diverse woodworking needs, from DIY projects to professional panel cutting*.
With materials meeting ISO-compliant safety and durability standards, you can trust reliable performance in demanding environments*.
The General Use Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) Wood Cutting Circular Saw Blade combines precision engineering and durable materials for efficient woodworking tasks. Designed for versatility, it accommodates both standard and specialized cutting needs, ensuring clean cuts in wood panels, boards, and other timber materials.
Feature | Specification | Application Scenario |
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Material | Tungsten Carbide Tips on Alloy Steel | General woodworking, cross-cutting, ripping |
Blade Diameter | 6 inches | Cutting materials up to 2 inches thick |
Arbor Size | 1 inch | Compatibility with standard circular saws |
Finish | White Coating | Corrosion resistance in humid environments |
Tooth Material | Carbide | High-precision cuts in hardwood and plywood |
Adjust tooth count (e.g., 24T for ripping, 40T for cross-cutting) or blade diameter (6in/10in) to match material thickness and cutting requirements.
With tungsten carbide-tipped teeth, you can achieve precise, splinter-free cuts in even the densest hardwoods. The white-coated alloy steel body ensures durability, while the 1-inch arbor size guarantees seamless integration with most power tools.
Parameter | Base Model | Advanced Model | Pro Model |
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Tooth Count | 24T | 28T (+16%) | 34T (+41%) |
Blade Thickness | 0.045" | 0.055" | 0.065" |
Kerf Width | 0.075" | 0.065" (-13%) | 0.055" (-26%) |
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With the Pro Model’s ultra-narrow kerf, you can cut 25% more panels per board foot, while its TCT teeth ensure longevity even in abrasive woods. Pair its 34T configuration with a high-RPM saw for seamless, splinter-free results in hardwood flooring projects.
Category | Usage Scenarios | Characteristics | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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Material Composition | Heavy-duty cutting, industrial use | Industry Standard: HSS (ASTM A681) Our Base: Alloy Steel (ISO 683-1999) Our Advanced: TCT (ISO 513 M Class) | ▲▲ Advanced: 3x longer lifespan vs Base (TCT resists wear) Base: Cost-effective for occasional use | ▲ Base: Prone to wear after 150 hours Advanced: 50% higher cost |
Blade Diameter | Handheld vs industrial saws | Industry Standard: 7.25in (common circular saws) Base: 6in (compact) Advanced: 10in (heavy-duty) | ▲▲ Advanced: Cuts 2in thick wood (vs Base’s 1.5in) Base: Lightweight for portability | ▲ Base: Limited to smaller saw models Advanced: Requires larger saws (e.g., table saws) |
Tooth Count | Precision vs speed-oriented cuts | Industry Standard: 24 teeth (balanced cuts) Base: 18 teeth (fast cuts) Advanced: 30 teeth (smooth cuts) | ▲▲ Advanced: 40% smoother finish for furniture work Base: 30% faster cuts for rough carpentry | ▲ Base: More prone to chip wood Advanced: Slower feed rate required |
Arbor Size | Universal compatibility | Industry Standard: 5/8in (common) Base/Advanced: 1in (universal fit) | ▲▲ Both versions: Fits 90% of modern saws (vs 60% for standard) | ▲ No direct disadvantage; requires adapters for older tools |
Durability | High-volume vs occasional use | Industry Standard: 100hr continuous use Base: 150hr (alloy) Advanced: 300hr+ (TCT) | ▲▲ Advanced: Withstands 500+ cuts in hardwood Base: Economical for light use | ▲ Base: Dulls after 100 cuts in nails Advanced: Fragile if misused |
Noise Level | Quiet environments (e.g., residential) | Industry Standard: 95 dBA (lawnmower-level noise) Base: 92 dBA Advanced: 88 dBA (quieter than refrigerator hum) | ▲▲ Advanced: Meets OSHA noise regulations without ear protection Base: 30% quieter than standard blades | ▲ Base: Still disruptive in offices Advanced: 20% slower cutting speed |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ James Peterson - DIY Enthusiast
"I bought the 6-inch TCT blade (Base Model, 24T) for my Makita circular saw last February and it’s been a game-changer. Cutting plywood for shelves used to leave splinters, but this blade delivers clean, smooth edges every time. The tungsten carbide tips show almost no wear after 5 months of weekend projects."Purchase Date: February 2025 | Usage Period: 5 months
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carlos Mendez - Residential Carpenter
"Used the 10-inch Pro Model (34T) on a hardwood flooring job and couldn’t be happier. The narrow kerf saves material, and the 0.065” thickness keeps the blade stable even during long rip cuts. It’s noticeably quieter than my old HSS blade, and I’ve cut through over 300 linear feet without resharpening."Purchase Date: October 2024 | Usage Period: 8 months
⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Linda Cho - Cabinet Manufacturing Shop
"We switched to the Advanced Model (28T) across three table saws in our shop. The alloy steel core reduces vibration, and the 88 dBA noise level makes the workspace more comfortable. Only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is that the 1-inch arbor required adapters for two older saws—but once installed, performance is outstanding."Purchase Date: January 2025 | Usage Period: 6 months
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Emily Tran - Furniture Maker (Home Studio)
"As someone who does detailed woodworking in a small garage, the ability to customize tooth count was a big selling point. I ordered the 40T configuration for cross-cutting oak veneer panels, and the precision is incredible—zero tear-out. The white-coated finish also resists rust, which matters in my unheated workshop."Purchase Date: April 2024 | Usage Period: 7 months
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ David Reynolds - Commercial Construction Supervisor
"We’ve used over a dozen of these 10-inch TCT blades on site for framing and decking. They handle treated lumber like a champ—no chipping or rapid dulling. OSHA compliance was a must for our safety audit, and this blade passed with flying colors. At this durability, the cost is justified tenfold."Purchase Date: June 2024 | Usage Period: 4 months
Average Rating: 4.9/5 ⭐ (89 Reviews)
Mark Ellison - Certified Tool & Blade Performance Analyst
"Among circular saw blades in the mid-tier price range, this TCT model stands out for its balanced performance and material innovation. The 3x longer lifespan compared to HSS blades, combined with ISO 513 M-Class compliance, makes it a smart investment for both serious DIYers and production shops."
Rachel Nguyen - Power Tool Compatibility Consultant
"The 1-inch arbor design is a major advantage—it ensures compatibility with 90% of modern circular saws from DeWalt, Bosch, and Makita. I’ve tested it on 12 different models, and all achieved optimal torque transfer with minimal runout. A rare blend of universal fit and professional-grade output."
Posted: 2 days ago
"Ordered the 34T Pro Model for walnut paneling. The cuts are so clean I barely need to sand. The reduced friction really shows—blade stays cool even after 20+ cuts."
Posted: 1 week ago
"Used it on pressure-treated pine and cedar—materials that murder regular blades. After 3 weeks on site, it still cuts like new. Will be buying spares."
Posted: 3 weeks ago
"Blade quality is top-notch, but check your saw’s max blade diameter before ordering. Had to return the 10-inch version because my saw only fits 7.25in. Customer support handled the exchange smoothly."
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