Circular Saw Blades

At Timbecon, we stock a diverse range of circular saw blades, including ripping blades, cross-cutting blades and combination blades. These three blades will help you complete most woodworking projects. We also stock specialty blades, such as metal circular saw blades and dado blades, for the more complex aspects of your project.

Consider the materials involved and the type of cuts you will need to make before choosing a blade. A combination saw blade might be better if you know you’ll be cutting along and across the grain of the wood. You may also want to invest in a dado stack if creating grooves or dadoes is essential to your project. The good news? The Timbecon team is here to help. Our expert team is ready to hear the ins and outs of your latest project and provide advice on the tools that can help bring your projects to life.

Our circular saw blades are versatile and suitable for cutting a variety of materials such as wood, plastics, and aluminium. The choice of blade, for example, a metal circular saw blade, will depend on the specific material and cutting requirement of your project

The number of teeth on your circular saw blade has a direct influence on the finish and speed of your cut. If you want to crosscut your materials, your circular saw blade should feature more teeth for a finer cut. Circular saw blades with fewer teeth are ideal for those ripping tasks and rougher, quick cuts.

Proper care of your circular saw blades means they operate smoothly and effectively for longer. Make sure any residue is removed after each use, and regularly sharpen the blades to ensure optimal performance. Store the blades lying flat in a dry and debris-free location.

At Timbecon, we stock reputable brands known for their superior quality and versatility. Our collection of circular saw blades is compatible with most saws, you’ll just need to cross-reference the specifications in your machine manual and the specifications of the blade.

Safety glasses, ear protection and a dust mask are some essentials you should invest in before using your saw. Make sure to keep any loose clothing, hair or jewellery secured away. We stock a range of well-made safety accessories and equipment for any woodworking project - take a look at our complete collection online today. .

Ripping blades are ideal for cuts parallel to the wood grain, crosscutting blades for perpendicular cuts, and combination blades offer the versatility of both. Depending on the specifics, you may need to purchase a few different blades to complete your woodworking project.

We do. Our collection includes specialty blades designed for those more unique or precise woodworking tasks. Browse our collection of dado circular saw blades, or thin and wide kerf blades to see you through each cut needed.

To prevent binding or sticking of the table saw blade during cuts, it's important to start with a sharp blade that's appropriate for the material being cut. Ensure the blade is properly aligned with the mitre slot and fence, and make sure it's parallel to avoid any uneven cuts. Employing splitters or riving knives is crucial as they help keep the cut section of the wood from closing and pinching the blade. Adjust the blade height so it's just slightly above the thickness of the material being cut. Utilise featherboards to apply consistent pressure against the fence, enhancing stability and reducing kickback risks. Always feed the wood through the blade at a steady, controlled rate, and avoid using twisted or warped wood, as this can increase the chances of binding.

Store the blades in a dry place, away from dust and moisture, and ensure they are properly secured to prevent accidents or damage.

We’re committed to providing equipment and products that will be by your side through many a woodworking project. You can find out more information about warranties for our range of circular saw blades within our product pages, or you can give our team a call for specific information.

We offer various blade sizes to accommodate different cutting capacities and circular saw models, ensuring flexibility in your woodworking tasks. We have a range of Torquata blades to suit smaller hand held circular saws, as well as blades between 250mm and 300mm in diameter for table saws.

Using the most suitable sharp blade and maintaining a consistent feed rate helps prevent burns and marks, ensuring a smooth cutting experience.

Regular inspections for dullness, damage or residue build-up will guide you on when to sharpen or replace the blades to maintain cutting quality.

This will change depending on the blade you choose. All our blades have specified RPM ratings to ensure safe and efficient operation, tailored to various circular saw models.

Timbecon stocks blades that are designed to resist corrosion and rust.

Kerf widths vary to suit different cutting needs, influencing the amount of material removal and quality of the cut, allowing for customised woodworking precision.