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Draper Tct Construction Circular Saw Blade, 250 X 30mm, 24T - SBC6This Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) construction circular saw blade is hardened and tempered to ensure a long life. High quality precision ground carbide teeth make the blade robust and it has a general purpose thin kerf for rapid cutting. Designed for use on hardwood, softwood, MDF, chipboard, composites and wood with nails. Compatible with most 250mm circular saws with a 30mm bore. EN847 1 Standard. 1 x TCT Construction Circular Saw Blade, 250 x 30mm
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