cedricb
Established Member
Hi,
I've recently purchased a Dewalt DWE7485 table saw which comes with a 24T blade.
Here is the compatible blade spec:
- 210mm in diameter
- 30mm arbour hole
- 2.35-2.4mm kerf
- 1.6mm thickness
- minimum of 6000 rpm
The recommended Dewalt blade for this table saw is this one with 40T -> DeWalt DT20433-QZ Extreme 210 x 30mm 40T TCT Saw Blade For use on the DWE7485 DeWalt Compact Saw
Is there anything else in the market ? I'm looking for a general blade for ripping and cross-cuts for man-made woody material and soft wood; so something between 40-60 teeth ATB.
I've been browsing the saxton blades and they are a little on the border line in term of kerf size, thickness and speed. Professional Range TCT Circular Blade 210mm Pack A
I've checked with Wealden Tool and the blades with this type of spec are for the plunge saws (confirmed with their sales assistant).
It's so confusing to get the correct blade type as there are blades for circular saws, mitre saws, plunge saws and table saws... They are all circular!
Cheers,
Ced.
I've recently purchased a Dewalt DWE7485 table saw which comes with a 24T blade.
Here is the compatible blade spec:
- 210mm in diameter
- 30mm arbour hole
- 2.35-2.4mm kerf
- 1.6mm thickness
- minimum of 6000 rpm
The recommended Dewalt blade for this table saw is this one with 40T -> DeWalt DT20433-QZ Extreme 210 x 30mm 40T TCT Saw Blade For use on the DWE7485 DeWalt Compact Saw
Is there anything else in the market ? I'm looking for a general blade for ripping and cross-cuts for man-made woody material and soft wood; so something between 40-60 teeth ATB.
I've been browsing the saxton blades and they are a little on the border line in term of kerf size, thickness and speed. Professional Range TCT Circular Blade 210mm Pack A
I've checked with Wealden Tool and the blades with this type of spec are for the plunge saws (confirmed with their sales assistant).
It's so confusing to get the correct blade type as there are blades for circular saws, mitre saws, plunge saws and table saws... They are all circular!
Cheers,
Ced.