Carbide Woodworking Saw Blade
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Carbide Woodworking Saw Blade
| Material | Diamond |
| Item No. | CMC1417 |
| Diameter | 100mm.125mm.150mm.230mm or customized |
| Thread Type | M14 for angle grinder |
| Application | For cutting wood. roots. cut stumps on the ground.tree trunks.branches. wood with residue or nail.plastic pipes.hard rubber.fence posts. |
| Also for cutting roof panels and sealing membrane and asphalt and building materials containing asphalt. | |
| Feature | 1. Advanced vacuum brazing processes for extended service life and functional diversity; |
| 2.A large tungsten carbide grain is strictly selected to cover the cutter head for fast and clean cutting separation; | |
| 3. The use of high quality carbide. which gives the saw blade a high degree of stability and cutting accuracy; | |
| 4. Self-sharpening by changing the direction of operation. robust and durable; | |
| 5. Keyhole for the cutter head and multi-hole design for the base body for easy debris removal and good cooling; | |
| 6.Used for angle grinder. |
Multi-purpose cutting disc is an abrasive tool designed for cutting a variety of materials. including metal. wood. plastic. and masonry. These discs are commonly used with angle grinders. rotary tools. or other cutting equipment.
Key Features:
✔ Versatile – Can cut multiple materials (metal. wood. plastic. tiles. etc.).
✔ High-Speed Cutting – Designed for fast. efficient cuts.
✔ Durable Construction – Made from reinforced abrasive materials (diamond grit).
Common Uses:
Metalworking – Cutting steel. stainless steel. aluminum. etc.
Woodworking – Trimming lumber. plywood. or MDF (though specialized wood blades are better).
Masonry & Tile – Cutting bricks. concrete. ceramic tiles (diamond-coated discs work best).
Plastics & Composites – PVC pipes. fiberglass. acrylic sheets.
Safety Tips:
Always wear safety goggles and gloves.
Ensure the disc is rated for the RPM of your tool.
Check for cracks or damage before use.
Use the correct disc for the material (e.g.. metal vs. masonry)
