IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [10" X 60T] [30MM BORE] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26255
IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [10" X 60T] [30MM BORE] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26255
IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [10" X 60T] [30MM BORE] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26255
IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [10" X 60T] [30MM BORE] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26255

IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [10" X 60T] [30MM BORE] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26255

Dhs. 42.00 Dhs. 47.00
SKU: 26255
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Engineered for Precision. Built to Last Cut After Cut.

The IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] is a professional-grade 250mm mitre saw blade engineered for tradespeople and serious woodworkers who demand clean, splinter-free cuts every time. Featuring 60 Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) teeth and a 30mm bore, this blade delivers exceptional cutting precision at speeds up to 5,500 RPM, making it the go-to mitre saw accessory for high-volume, high-accuracy woodworking.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 60 TCT Teeth — High tooth count for ultra-smooth, splinter-free cuts with minimal tear-out
  • Tungsten Carbide Tipped — Industry-standard carbide tips that stay sharp longer and resist heat buildup
  • 250mm (10") Blade Diameter — Ideal sizing for standard mitre saws used in professional and workshop environments
  • 30mm Bore Size — Universal bore compatible with most major mitre saw brands and arbor configurations
  • 5,500 RPM / 80 m/s Max Speed — High-speed rated for safe, efficient operation on demanding cutting tasks
  • Carpenters and joiners cutting hardwood, softwood, and engineered timber
  • Site contractors making precise angle and crosscuts on mitre saws
  • Cabinet makers and furniture builders requiring clean finish cuts
  • DIY enthusiasts upgrading their mitre saw blade for better results
  • 60-Tooth TCT Configuration for Superior Surface Finish: The blade's 60 Tungsten Carbide Tipped teeth are precision-ground to deliver a fine, clean cut surface on both hardwood and softwood. The high tooth count reduces the chip load per tooth, minimising tear-out and eliminating the need for secondary sanding, critical for finish carpentry and cabinetry work.
  • 250mm (10") Diameter with 30mm Universal Bore: Designed to fit the most widely used 10-inch mitre saws on the market, the 30mm bore ensures a secure, wobble-free fit on standard arbors. The blade ships complete with a washer set to ensure proper seating and safe operation across compatible machines.
  • Rated to 5,500 RPM and 80 m/s Peripheral Speed: The blade is dynamically balanced and stress-tested to operate safely at 5,500 RPM, the standard operating speed of most 250mm mitre saws. The 80 m/s tip speed rating ensures compliance with safety standards for high-speed rotary cutting tools.
  • Tungsten Carbide Tips for Extended Blade Life: Each tooth is tipped with industrial-grade tungsten carbide, one of the hardest cutting materials available. This significantly extends blade life compared to standard HSS blades, reducing replacement frequency and total cost of ownership, especially in high-throughput trade environments.
  • Versatile Compatibility Across Woodworking Applications: Whether you're crosscutting solid timber, MDF, plywood, or laminated boards, this blade maintains consistent cutting performance. Its geometry is optimised for mitre saws but is equally effective on table saws and sliding compound saws with matching arbor specifications.

Each IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] is supplied ready to install, including the blade (1 piece) and a washer set to ensure correct fitment and safe clamping on your saw's arbor. No additional hardware is required for standard installations on compatible machines.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is this blade compatible with my mitre saw?

The IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] is designed for mitre saws that accept a 250mm (10") blade with a 30mm bore. This is one of the most common arbor sizes across major power tool brands. Always verify your saw's blade diameter and bore specification in the user manual before purchasing. If your saw uses a different bore size, reduction rings may be available separately.

How does a 60-tooth blade compare to a 24 or 40-tooth blade?

Tooth count directly affects cut quality and speed. A 24-tooth blade removes material quickly but leaves a rougher finish — ideal for framing and rough cuts. A 40-tooth blade offers a balance of speed and finish. This 60-tooth TCT blade is optimised for fine, smooth cuts with minimal tear-out, making it the preferred choice for finish carpentry, cabinetry, and any application where surface quality matters. The trade-off is a slightly slower feed rate, which is standard for high-finish blades.

What makes TCT blades better than standard steel blades?

Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) blades outlast standard high-speed steel (HSS) blades significantly. Carbide is far harder and more heat-resistant, meaning the cutting edge stays sharp through thousands of cuts. For professional use, TCT blades offer a lower cost-per-cut over time, reduced downtime from blade changes, and consistently cleaner results — particularly important when cutting hardwoods or abrasive engineered materials like MDF and laminate.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What types of wood can I cut with this blade?

This blade is suitable for cutting a wide range of wood-based materials, including solid hardwoods (oak, walnut, teak), softwoods (pine, cedar), MDF, plywood, chipboard, and laminated boards. The 60-tooth configuration is particularly effective where a clean, splinter-free edge is required. It is not designed for cutting metal, masonry, or plastics — always use the correct blade type for non-wood materials.

What is the maximum safe operating speed for this blade?

The IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] is rated to a maximum of 5,500 RPM, which corresponds to a peripheral tip speed of 80 m/s. Never operate this blade above its rated speed. Always confirm your saw's no-load RPM is at or below this limit before use. Operating above the rated speed is a serious safety hazard and will void any applicable warranty.

Does the blade require any special installation steps?

Installation is straightforward for any standard 250mm mitre saw with a 30mm arbor. The blade ships with a washer set to ensure correct seating and clamping. Always ensure the saw is fully powered off and unplugged before changing blades. Mount the blade with the tooth rotation direction matching the arrow marked on the blade body, tighten the arbor nut to the manufacturer's specified torque, and replace the blade guard before operating.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

My cuts are splintering or chipping — will this blade fix that?

Splintering is most commonly caused by a low tooth count, a dull blade, or incorrect feed rate. The 60-tooth TCT configuration of this blade is specifically designed to minimise tear-out and produce clean, chip-free edges on wood. If you are currently using a 24 or 40-tooth blade, upgrading to this 60-tooth blade will produce a noticeably cleaner finish. Also ensure you are feeding the material at a steady, controlled pace — forcing the cut increases the risk of splintering regardless of blade quality.

The blade seems to be cutting slowly — what could be the issue?

Slow cutting with a 60-tooth blade is normal compared to coarser blades — the higher tooth count means each tooth takes a smaller bite, which is the trade-off for a finer finish. However, if performance has degraded noticeably over time, the TCT teeth may be worn or have accumulated resin buildup. Clean the blade with a dedicated blade cleaner to remove pitch and resin deposits. If teeth are visibly chipped or the blade no longer cuts true, it is time for a replacement or professional resharpening.

The blade wobbles during cutting — what should I check?

Blade wobble is typically caused by an improperly seated blade, a worn arbor, or a missing or incorrectly fitted washer. First, ensure the washer set (included with this blade) is correctly installed on both sides of the blade. Confirm the arbor nut is tightened to the correct torque. If wobble persists, inspect the saw's arbor for wear or damage. A bent blade can also cause wobble — if the blade body is visibly warped, it must be replaced immediately as this is a safety hazard.