Quick Summary
The Rennie Tools 210mm TCT circular wood saw blade is a 40 tooth blade with a 30mm bore. It includes 25mm, 20mm and 16mm bore reduction rings, so the fitting size is the main point to check before choosing an offer.
The blade has a 2.5mm cutting kerf and a 1.6mm body thickness. It is described for use on wood and a range of sheet and timber materials, with alternating top bevel teeth for a smoother cut and less splintering.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rennie Tools – the brand name helps confirm the exact product family. |
| Product type | 210mm TCT circular wood saw blade. |
| Teeth | 40T – the tooth count is part of the blade’s cutting style. |
| Bore | 30mm bore, with 25mm, 20mm and 16mm reduction rings included. |
| Cutting kerf | 2.5mm cutting kerf. |
| Body thickness | 1.6mm body thickness. |
| Compatibility note | Described as suitable for circular saws that use a 30mm, 25mm, 20mm or 16mm bore, and for 216mm circular saws. |
| Tooth design | Alternating top bevel tooth design, intended to help produce a smoother cut and reduce splintering. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Bore size: Check whether your saw uses a 30mm bore or one of the supported reduction ring sizes.
- Blade diameter: Compare the 210mm diameter with the blade size your saw accepts.
- Tooth count: 40T suits buyers looking for this cutting style rather than a different tooth count.
- Material use: The blade is described for wood, MDF, particle board, hardwood, softwood, plywood, OSB, laminate and plastics, so check that this matches your intended material.
- Saw type: It is described for circular saws and also for mitre saws, table saws, chop saws, plunge saws and radial arm saws.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
The key fit checks are the blade diameter and bore size. This blade is 210mm with a 30mm bore, and it comes with 25mm, 20mm and 16mm reduction rings. It is also described as fitting 216mm circular saws. Confirm the exact blade size and arbor size your saw accepts before ordering.
The compatibility wording names Festool, Bosch, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Einhell, Mac Allister, Dewalt and Makita circular saws, but the bore and blade-size match still need to be checked for the exact saw model.
Before You Decide
Check the saw’s blade diameter and arbor size, then compare them with the 210mm blade and 30mm bore. If you need a different cutting style, tooth count or material setup, choose a different blade specification. Follow the saw manufacturer’s instructions for fitment and use.
