FOXBC160mm Track Saw Blade 48 Tooth for Festool TS55, TSC 55, ATF 55, AP 55, HK 55, HKC 55, DeWalt DWS520K, Makita SP6000J Track Saw, Saw Blade 160x2.2x20mm Wood Fine Cut

Great replacement blade for my track saw. Very sharp.

Here is what looks like a well-designed track saw blade made for very fine and smooth cuts in all kinds of panel materials. The tooth layout is a triple chip design having a left, then a right, then a raker to keep the cut clean and smooth. I have a very old 10”x100tooth blade I have used in my table saw for many years,and the saw cuts it makes are, to me, legendary. It is particularly useful for plastics and fine veneered plywood…the cuts are clean and smooth with zero to extremely little chip or tear out and clean smooth edges. It is still my go-to fine cutting blade even though I have had other triple chips over the years. This Fox blade looks like it might have a little more hook than the 10” one, and track saws also run at higher RPMs’ but I’m betting it is a winner just by the look of it. I have had very little chance to try it out, but test cuts look positive. It is prickly sharp and has a fair amount of carbide for resharpening.I will be checking out the Fox Co. for any needed future blades. I suspect this little blade and I will have a pleasant and positive experience for many years (then I can leave it to my grandkids)

This is a nicely machined trak saw blade that should be compatible with most trak saws that use either a 160 or 165mm blade. This particular blade is 160mm in diameter which works fine, but just remember that using the smaller size will somewhat reduce your depth or cut by about 2.5mm if you have a trak saw that natively uses a 165mm blade, such as the Makita SP6000J. In practice, this is not really an issue so I wouldn't take this as a negative.The other issue when switching blade manufacturers, is that the various blades are not all necessarily the same kerf width. This becomes an issue with a trak saw in particular, as the kerf of the blade is used to "trim" the rubber strip on the track for precise positioning. If you are buying a new blade that is not the same kerf width as your old one, and your old saw blade is a fatter kerf width, then you will also need to be a new track strip as well.But aside from these small points (that apply to all similar trak saw blades) this appears to be well manufactured. I would absolutely recommend this trak saw blade

Large projects at home require a spare blade of two. This is a good value replacement. With as many blades available out there, this one is nice and smooth cutting.

I've got several FoxBC saw blades and they have served me well. I needed a new blade for my Dewalt DWS520 track saw so I grabbed this one. It fits perfect and cuts great. I don't know if it will last as long as the original blade but it much less expensive so I can deal with that.

This blade is a perfect fit for my Festool ATF 55E tracksaw. I've had the saw for over 20 years and I believe I've only changed out the blade once; even though I don't use this saw a great deal, it's clear that Festool blades last a LONG time. This blade cuts beautifully in hardwood, softwood, particleboard, OSB, and veneer. It produces an extremely smooth cut, almost "glass-smooth". If this blade is compatible with your saw, I think you'll be happy with its performance.

The FOXBC 495377 Track Saw Blade has been a solid addition to my toolkit, especially for my Dewalt saw. Crafted with excellent craftsmanship and high-quality materials, it exudes durability and reliability. The 48-tooth design provides a fine cut, and the 160x2.2x20mm size fits my Dewalt perfectly.Value for money is evident here; the blade performs as well as, if not better than, some pricier alternatives. The wood fine cut is consistent and smooth, showcasing the functionality of this track saw blade. It effortlessly slices through different wood types with precision, making my projects more efficient.If you're looking for a reliable track saw blade that won't break the bank, the FOXBC 495377 is worth considering. Its combination of craftsmanship, functionality, and affordability makes it a valuable addition to any woodworking toolkit, especially for Dewalt users.

It doesn't make sense to have ponied up the money to buy a quality tool like the FESTOOL TS55 circular saw and to cheap out on the blade, but the FESTOOL blades come at a premium price, so I do look for less costly quality alternatives. I found one. This blade checks all the boxes.