TORK CRAFT Blade Tct Nail Cutting 185x14t 20-16mm

Features

• TCT construction – tough tungsten carbide-tipped teeth resistant to nail contact and abrasive conditions.
• 14-tooth configuration – optimised for demolition or mixed timber with embedded nails, offering fast, aggressive cutting and chip clearance.
• Dual bore 20/16 mm – fits common saw arbors and can be used with bushings for different arbor sizes.
• 185 mm diameter – suitable for standard 7¼″ saws and provides a good balance between reach and compact size.
• Construction-rated build – designed for job-site durability, frequent use and tough material exposure.

Benefits

• Efficient removal of nailed timber: Cuts through boards with embedded nails smoothly, reducing work-interruptions and tool damage.
• Reduced downtime: TCT tip durability means longer life and fewer blade changes in tough conditions.
• Versatile compatibility: Fits standard saws and tables via 20/16 mm bore, making it easy to integrate into existing setups.
• Improved job-site productivity: Built for mixed demolition, reuse timber, old floor boards and sheet goods with fasteners, saving setup time and cleaning.
• Cost-effective upgrade: Instead of constantly replacing cheap blades after hitting nails, this blade handles nail-in timber and extends life.

Extra Information

• Before use, check that your saw’s arbor and bushing match the 20/16 mm bore to avoid wobble or run-out.
• Ensure the blade mounting is tight and saw guards are correctly in place — nails and fasteners create risk of kick-back or binding.
• When cutting nailed or reinforced timber, maintain a steady feed and let the blade do the work — forcing the cut increases wear and risk.
• Inspect the blade regularly for chipped TCT tips or metal damage from nails — replace when tips are worn to ensure safe, clean cutting.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when using circular saws on timber with nails.
• Ensure your saw guard and riving knife (if equipped) are present and correctly adjusted to minimise kick-back from nail contact or binding.
• Do not use a damaged blade — chipped teeth from nail hits can cause unpredictable behaviour. Inspect the blade before use.
• Keep hands, loose clothing and cables clear of the blade path and ensure the work-piece is properly supported.