Quick Summary
The Saxton TCT Negative Rake Saw Blade is a 210 mm blade with 100 teeth and a 25.4 mm bore. It is described as a precision blade for clean cutting on a wide range of sheet and solid materials, with a 2.6 mm kerf and an ATB tooth design.
The blade is intended for controlled cutting where finish and accuracy matter. The stated negative rake angle is aimed at smoother, more stable cutting, while the tungsten carbide teeth and hardened steel body are part of the blade construction.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Saxton. This identifies the blade within the range. |
| Product type | TCT saw blade. It is a toothed cutting blade for compatible saws. |
| Diameter | 210 mm. Check this against the saw’s blade size requirement. |
| Teeth | 100T. A higher tooth count is associated with finer cutting in this blade type. |
| Bore | 25.4 mm. The saw must accept this bore size. |
| Kerf | 2.6 mm. This is the stated thickness of cut. |
| Tooth design | ATB (Alternating Top Bevel) with a negative rake/hook angle. This is relevant when comparing cut finish and control. |
| Body and teeth | Fully hardened steel body with tungsten carbide teeth. This is the stated blade construction. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Blade size: This blade is 210 mm, so the saw must take that diameter.
- Bore size: The 25.4 mm bore must match the machine’s arbor setup.
- Tooth count: The 100T format is aimed at finer cutting, so compare it with the finish you want.
- Kerf: The 2.6 mm kerf affects the cut width and should suit the saw and material thickness.
- Cutting task: The blade is described for clean, controlled cutting on materials including softwood, hardwood, plywood, chipboard, MDF, laminates and plastics.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
This blade is described as compatible with Evolution, DeWalt, Bosch, Makita, Ryobi and other circular saws that use a 210 mm blade with a 25.4 mm bore. It is also described as suitable for mitre/chop saws, table saws, handheld circular saws and radial arm saws.
For the correct fit, check the blade diameter, bore size and whether your saw accepts this type of blade before choosing an offer.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 210 mm diameter and 25.4 mm bore match your saw. Check that the 100T, 2.6 mm kerf blade is the right choice for the finish you want. If you need a different blade size or arbor fit, compare those details before buying.
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