Festool SAWBLADE FINE 80 TOOTH KS120

    Festool SAWBLADE FINE 80 TOOTH KS120

    SKU: 495387
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    $200.34 ea.

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    Festool saw blades are engineered and designed for cutting efficiency, long-life, and superior cutting results. The Fine Tooth saw blade for the Kapex Miter Saw was designed for smooth cross-cutting in veneered plywood, sheet goods, melamine, and hard and soft woods. The Fine Tooth blade incorporates an offset tooth design known as ATB (Alternating Top Bevel), allowing the blade to cut alternately to the left and right, generating a more efficient and cleaner cut in all types of wood. The thin kerfed blade design meets less resistance for more efficient cutting, and produces less material waste. An oversized 30mm arbor enables more secure fastening of the blade to the saw, further reducing vibration for more precise cutting. 80 tooth; 2.5mm kerf; 30mm arbor; -5 deg hook angle; ATB.
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