IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [12" X 40T] [12" X 40T X 25.4MM] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26256
IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [12" X 40T] [12" X 40T X 25.4MM] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26256
IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [12" X 40T] [12" X 40T X 25.4MM] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26256
IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [12" X 40T] [12" X 40T X 25.4MM] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26256

IDEAL TCT BLADE [WOOD] [12" X 40T] [12" X 40T X 25.4MM] [IGS PRO] MITRE SAW ACCESSORY - 26256

Sale priceDhs. 70.00 Regular priceDhs. 100.00
SKU: 26256
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Precision-Ground. Carbide-Tipped. Built to Cut More, Last Longer.

The IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] is a professional-grade 305mm (12") Tungsten Carbide Tipped mitre saw blade engineered for clean, precise, and high-speed wood cutting. With 40 TCT teeth, a 35mm bore, and a maximum cutting speed of 4,500 RPM (80 m/s), this blade delivers consistent, tear-out-free results across hardwood, softwood, and engineered timber, making it the go-to choice for tradespeople and serious woodworkers.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 40 TCT Teeth — Tungsten Carbide Tipped cutting edges for clean, precise cuts with minimal tear-out
  • 305mm (12") Blade Diameter — Full-size blade compatible with standard 12" mitre saws
  • 4,500 RPM / 80 m/s Max Speed — High-speed rated for efficient, fast material removal
  • 35mm Bore Size — Fits standard arbor sizes; verify compatibility with your saw before fitting
  • Heavy-Duty TCT Construction — Tungsten carbide tips resist heat and wear for extended blade life
  • Carpenters and joiners cutting hardwood and softwood framing
  • Contractors making precise mitre and crosscuts on site
  • Furniture makers working with engineered timber and MDF
  • DIY enthusiasts tackling home renovation and fit-out projects
  • Blade Diameter — 305mm (12"): A full 12-inch diameter ensures deep, consistent cutting depth across a wide range of workpiece thicknesses, making this blade suitable for both structural timber and finish carpentry applications on standard 12" mitre saws.
  • 40 Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) Teeth: The 40-tooth configuration strikes the ideal balance between cutting speed and surface finish quality. TCT teeth are brazed onto the steel plate body, providing exceptional hardness and resistance to heat build-up, significantly outlasting standard high-speed steel blades in demanding, repetitive cutting environments.
  • Maximum Cutting Speed — 4,500 RPM / 80 m/s: Rated for high-speed operation, this blade maintains structural integrity and cutting accuracy at the full rated speed of compatible mitre saws, reducing cycle times and improving throughput on production or site-based cutting tasks.
  • 35mm Bore with Washer Set Included: The 35mm arbor bore is compatible with a wide range of professional mitre saws. The included washer set allows for secure, vibration-free mounting, ensuring the blade runs true and minimises wobble during operation. Always verify bore compatibility with your specific saw model before installation.
  • Heavy-Duty Steel Plate Body with Anti-Vibration Design: The blade body is manufactured from tensioned steel, engineered to reduce harmonic vibration during cutting. This results in a smoother cut surface, reduced operator fatigue during extended use, and improved dimensional accuracy, critical for finish joinery and precision woodworking applications.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is this blade compatible with my 12" mitre saw?

The IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] has a 305mm (12") diameter and a 35mm bore size, making it compatible with most standard 12" mitre saws that use a 35mm arbor. Before purchasing, confirm your saw's required blade diameter and arbor bore size in your tool's manual. A washer set is included to assist with secure fitment on compatible machines.

How does a 40-tooth TCT blade compare to a higher tooth-count blade?

A 40-tooth TCT blade is optimised for a balance of cutting speed and finish quality — ideal for general-purpose wood cutting, framing, and structural timber. Higher tooth-count blades (60–80 teeth) produce finer finishes but cut more slowly and are better suited to thin veneers or fine finish work. For most site and workshop woodworking tasks, a 40-tooth blade offers the best all-round performance and durability.

What is included with the blade?

Each purchase includes one (1) IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] and one (1) washer set to facilitate correct and secure mounting on your mitre saw. No additional accessories are required for standard installation on a compatible saw.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What types of wood can this blade cut?

This blade is designed for cutting a broad range of wood-based materials, including softwoods (pine, spruce, cedar), hardwoods (oak, meranti, teak), engineered timber, MDF, and plywood. The 40 TCT teeth handle both ripping and crosscutting tasks effectively. It is not intended for cutting metal, masonry, or composite materials containing abrasive fillers.

What is the maximum safe operating speed for this blade?

The IDEAL TCT Blade [Wood] is rated to a maximum cutting speed of 4,500 RPM (80 m/s). Never exceed this rated speed. Always verify that your mitre saw's no-load RPM does not exceed the blade's maximum rated speed before use. Operating above the rated speed is a serious safety hazard and will void any applicable warranty.

How do I know when the blade needs replacing?

Signs that your TCT blade requires replacement or professional resharpening include: increased cutting resistance or burning smell during operation, visible chipping or missing carbide tips, a rough or splintered cut surface, and excessive vibration or noise. Regular inspection of the carbide tips after heavy use will help extend blade life and maintain cut quality.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The blade fits the diameter but wobbles during cutting — what should I do?

Blade wobble is most commonly caused by an incorrect bore fit or improperly seated washer. Ensure the included washer set is correctly installed and that the blade is fully seated against the saw's flange. If your saw uses a different bore size (e.g., 25.4mm / 1"), a reducing ring may be required — check your saw's specifications. If wobble persists after correct installation, discontinue use and consult a qualified service technician.

My cuts are rough and splintered — how can I improve the finish?

Rough or splintered cuts are typically caused by a dull or damaged blade, incorrect feed rate, or cutting unsupported material. First, inspect the TCT teeth for chips or wear. Ensure you are feeding the workpiece at a steady, controlled rate — forcing the blade causes tear-out. For fine finish work on veneered panels or thin stock, consider using a higher tooth-count blade (60+ teeth) for a cleaner result.

The blade is cutting slowly and the motor sounds strained — what is the cause?

Slow cutting with motor strain is a strong indicator of a worn or blunt blade. Tungsten carbide tips gradually lose their edge with use, particularly when cutting dense hardwoods or abrasive engineered materials. Remove the blade and inspect the cutting edges. A blade in this condition should be professionally resharpened or replaced. Continuing to use a blunt blade increases the risk of kickback and puts unnecessary load on your saw's motor.