Circular Saw Blades

At Xcatalogue, we know that the heart of any great cutting job is the right circular saw blade. Whether you're a UK tradesperson ripping structural timber, a kitchen fitter trimming worktops, or a DIYer crafting furniture, we’re building our range of blades around performance, versatility, and durability. From robust ripping blades to ultra‑fine finishing discs, our circular saw blades selection covers every task and every material.

All our circular saw blades are stocked in the UK and ready for fast dispatch. That means no overseas dropshipping, predictable delivery times, and direct support from our UK‑based team. You get genuine peace of mind — projects finish on time, budgets stay on track, and your blades arrive sharp and ready to cut.

Circular Saw Blades for Every Application

Selecting the correct circular saw blade goes beyond diameter — it’s about tooth geometry, material, kerf width, and bore size. We curate blades to match the most common UK tool setups and job requirements:

• Standard Wood Cutting Blades (185 – 216 mm, ATB tooth): Perfect for clean cross‑cuts and general ripping in softwood and hardwood alike.
• Multi‑Material TCT Blades (185 – 190 mm, 20–24 TPI): Engineered to slice through wood, plastic, non‑ferrous metals, and composite panels without switching blades mid‑job — ideal for trades handling varied materials :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}.
• Fine‑Finish Blades (165 – 190 mm, 48–60 TPI): High tooth count and minimal kerf deliver glassy finishes on laminates, MDF, veneered boards, and panel work :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.
• Ripping Blades (200 – 305 mm, 24 TPI, positive hook angle): Aggressive geometry for fast, efficient ripping of large sections and framing timber.
• Thin‑Kerf Blades (kerf 1.5–2.0 mm): Reduce waste and motor strain, perfect for cordless saws and lower‑powered tools.

Each blade is available in the most popular bore sizes — 30 mm, 20 mm, and 5/8″ — with reducer rings included when needed. That ensures a snug, wobble‑free fit on any circular saw or track saw in your workshop.

Material & Tooth Profiles Explained

Modern circular saw blades use Tungsten Carbide Tips (TCT) for edge retention and heat resistance. We only stock blades with genuine, industrial‐grade carbide tips, sized appropriately for long wear and multiple re‑sharpenings.

Tooth patterns make all the difference:

• ATB (Alternating Top Bevel): Scoring action on each side for a clean, splinter‑free cut in both crosscut and rip applications.
• TCG (Triple Chip Grind): Durable step design for abrasive materials like MDF, laminates, plastics, and non‑ferrous metals.
• FTG (Flat Top Grind): Straight‑cut teeth for fast ripping where finish isn’t critical.

For example, an 216 mm × 30 mm × 48 T ATB blade is ideal for precise panel cutting, while a 190 mm × 20 mm × 20 T TCG multi‑material blade powers through thicker plastics and metal conduit without dulling quickly :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}.

Choosing the Right Blade: Quick Guide

If you’re unsure, here’s a simple decision tree:

• General woodwork (framing, decking): 24 TPI ripping blade, positive hook angle, 200–250 mm diameter.
• Panel & kitchen joinery: 48–60 TPI ATB finishing blade, 165–190 mm diameter for minimal tear‑out.
• Multi‑material trades (plumber, electrician): 20 TPI TCG blade, 185–190 mm diameter for mixed jobs.
• Cordless & compact saws: Thin‑kerf 150–184 mm blades to preserve battery life and reduce kickback.

Remember: finer teeth (higher TPI) = smoother cuts but slower feed; larger gullets (lower TPI) = faster cuts but rougher finish. Balancing speed vs. quality is key.

Trusted Brands & UK Stock

We partner with leading manufacturers known in the UK market:

• DeWalt  – premium TCT crosscut and rip sets
• Erbauer  – solid economics for general‑purpose wood blades
• Freud  – Italian‑made finishing and multi‑material blades
• CMT  – high‑end ATB and TCG profiles with large carbide tips

All products are stored in our UK warehouse for true next‑day dispatch. You won’t face uncertain delays — if it’s listed, it’s in stock, and it ships fast.

Beyond the Blade: Care & Maintenance

To keep your circular saw blades performing at their best:

• Clean resin build‑up with a mild solvent or blade cleaner.
• Inspect teeth regularly: rounded or chipped tips mean it’s time for professional re‑tipping.
• Store flat or hanging on dedicated racks to avoid bending.
• Use guard and safety features — always match blade type to the tool’s maximum RPM and kerf specs.

Professional sharpening services in the UK typically run £5–£10 per blade — a cost‑effective way to extend blade life and preserve cut quality.

Why Buy Circular Saw Blades from Xcatalogue?

Your time is money — and we respect both. At Xcatalogue:

• ✅ UK‑stocked blades for fast dispatch
• ✅ Clear, honest specs so you know exactly what you’re buying
• ✅ Competitive pricing on top UK and European brands
• ✅ Expert support from a team that actually uses these blades on real projects

Whether you’re cutting floorboards, crafting cabinets, or renovating on‑site, your cuts will be cleaner, faster, and more reliable — because you chose the right circular saw blade in the first place.

Find Your Perfect Circular Saw Blade

Browse our full range of circular saw blades today. Filter by diameter, bore size, tooth count, or material to locate exactly the blade you need. And remember — if you don’t see a specific specification, let us know and we’ll do our best to add it to our next stock shipment.

Equip your saw with the best — because every great cut starts at the blade.