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The Ryobi SB216T48A1 216mm 48-tooth TCT Mitre Saw Blade is designed for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts who require precision cross-cutting and clean finishes on timber projects. This blade excels at producing smooth cuts due to its higher tooth count, though it is specifically optimized for soft and hardwoods rather than heavy-duty metal or masonry applications. It is a reliable, high-quality replacement or upgrade for owners of compatible 216mm mitre saws.
| Model Part Number | 5132002620 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ryobi |
No, this blade is designed exclusively for wood. Cutting metal will damage the carbide teeth and may be dangerous.
Yes, provided your saw requires a 216mm blade with a 30mm bore size.
The higher tooth count provides a smoother, finer finish, which is ideal for visible joints and precision work.
Replace the blade if you notice burning, increased resistance when cutting, or if the carbide tips appear chipped or dull.
For cutting wood, you should not use lubricant. Keeping the blade clean from resin buildup is sufficient.
Ensure the blade is centered correctly on the 30mm arbor and that the flange nut is tightened securely.
Reduce the feed rate and ensure the blade teeth are not clogged with resin; clean with a blade cleaner if necessary.
Check that the blade is not dull and that the saw's fence is correctly squared to the blade.
Before installation, always disconnect the saw from the power source. Ensure the saw's arbor and flanges are clean of any sawdust or debris.
Compatibility: This blade is specifically designed for use with 216mm mitre saws, including the Ryobi EMS216L. Always verify the direction of rotation indicated by the arrow on the blade and ensure it matches the rotation of your saw's motor before tightening the arbor bolt.
Care: To extend the life of your blade, avoid cutting through hidden nails or staples, as contact with metal can chip the carbide tips. When not in use, store the blade in a clean, dry area, preferably in its original packaging or a specialized blade holder to prevent the teeth from bumping against other tools.
