TIMCO Cordless Circular Saw Blade – 136mm x 10mm x 24t – Thin Kerf

The TIMCO 136mm circular saw blade is built specifically for handheld cordless circular saws — not the big mains-powered stuff, but the compact saws that are increasingly doing the heavy lifting on site. With a 10mm bore, 24 teeth, and a thin kerf grind, this blade is set up to cut efficiently without asking too much of your battery. That matters more than people give it credit for.

A 24-tooth count puts this squarely in medium-cut territory. Fast enough for ripping down lengths of timber, controlled enough for cross-cutting where a bit more finish is needed. It handles solid timber and man-made boards — plywood, MDF, OSB, chipboard — without complaint. Basically the go-to spec when you need one blade that covers most of what you encounter in a day’s work.

What the Thin Kerf Design Does for Your 136mm Circular Saw Blade

Thin kerf is the real selling point here. A thinner cutting width removes less material per pass, which means the saw motor works less hard. On a cordless saw running from a battery pack, that translates directly into longer run time between charges and less heat stress on the tool. It also tends to give a slightly cleaner exit on the underside of the cut, which is handy when the face side matters.

The blade fits the 136mm cordless circular saws from the main manufacturers. No bushing rings are included, so the 10mm bore needs to match your saw’s spindle directly — check your saw’s spec before ordering if you’re not certain. Most compact cordless circular saws in this size range do run a 10mm bore, but it’s worth confirming rather than finding out the hard way on a Monday morning.