Quick Summary
The Rennie Tools 210mm TCT circular wood saw blade is a 60-tooth blade with a 30mm bore. It includes 25mm, 20mm and 16mm bore reduction rings, so the mounting size is a key check before choosing an offer.
The blade is described as suitable for use with a circular saw, mitre saw, table saw, chop saw, plunge saw and radial arm saw, and it is intended for wood cutting. The stated kerf is 2.5mm and the body thickness is 1.6mm.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rennie Tools. Useful for identifying the exact blade range. |
| Product type | TCT circular wood saw blade. This is a wood-cutting blade rather than a general-purpose blade. |
| Blade size | 210mm. Check that this matches the saw and intended setup. |
| Teeth | 60T. Tooth count affects the cut style and finish. |
| Bore | 30mm bore with 25mm, 20mm and 16mm reduction rings included. |
| Kerf | 2.5mm cutting kerf. This affects the width of material removed during cutting. |
| Body thickness | 1.6mm. A relevant sizing point for the blade build. |
| Tooth design | Alternating top bevel tooth design. This is stated to help provide a smoother cut. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Bore size: The blade has a 30mm bore and comes with 25mm, 20mm and 16mm reduction rings. Check the saw arbor size against the ring you plan to use.
- Blade diameter: The blade is 210mm, and the description also says it fits 216mm circular saws. Confirm the size your saw accepts.
- Cut finish: The 60-tooth layout and alternating top bevel tooth design are aimed at a smoother wood cut. Compare that with the finish you need for your work.
- Application: It is intended for wood and related sheet materials, including MDF, particle board, hardwood, softwood, plywood, OSB, laminate and plastics.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
This blade is described as compatible with Festool, Bosch, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Einhell, Mac Allister, Dewalt and Makita circular saws, as long as the saw accepts one of the stated bore sizes. It is also described as fitting 216mm circular saws.
Check three points before buying: the blade diameter, the arbor or bore size, and whether your tool uses one of the included reduction rings. Those three details determine whether the blade will mount correctly.
Before You Decide
Confirm the saw diameter, bore size and reduction ring you need before choosing an offer. If your tool uses a different mounting size, this blade will not be the right fit. It is also worth checking that the 60-tooth finish and 2.5mm kerf suit the type of cut you want.
