Circular saw blade MILWAUKEE TCT Wrecker with carbide teeth 230 mm, 6T, single piece

The MILWAUKEE TCT Wrecker circular saw blade is a 230 mm diameter, 6-tooth carbide-tipped blade designed for aggressive cutting and fast material removal. Supplied as a single piece, this blade is intended for applications where a low tooth count and high cutting speed are required. It is suitable for ripping and rapid cuts in wood and certain composite materials and fits saws that accept 230 mm blades.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide teeth provide enhanced wear resistance and maintain cutting performance over extended use. The low tooth count and aggressive tooth geometry allow faster feed rates and deep cuts, reducing cutting time for long rip cuts and bulk material removal. The single-piece construction offers stability and straightforward mounting while minimizing the number of joints or connections that can affect blade balance.

Suitable for

• Ripping soft and hardwoods where rapid material removal is required
• Fast crosscuts in dimensional lumber when rough finish is acceptable
• Cutting through certain wood-based composite panels and construction timbers
• Applications on circular saws and miter saws that accept 230 mm blades

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 230 mm
• Number of teeth: 6 (carbide-tipped)
• Tooth material: tungsten carbide tips
• Construction: single-piece metal blade body with carbide teeth
• Intended cutting style: aggressive/ripping cuts with high material removal rate

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw that accepts a 230 mm diameter blade, following the tool manufacturer's instructions for mounting and blade orientation. Ensure the saw is disconnected from power during installation. Select appropriate speed and feed rates for the material being cut; the low tooth count is optimized for higher feed and ripping operations rather than fine finishing. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, support workpieces securely, and allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the cut.

Usage recommendations

The blade is optimized for aggressive ripping and fast material removal—use it where speed and bulk cutting are priorities. Avoid using this low-tooth blade for precision finish cuts or thin materials that may splinter; choose a higher-tooth-count blade for fine crosscuts or veneered surfaces. Regularly inspect carbide teeth for damage and replace the blade if teeth are chipped or worn to preserve cutting quality and operator safety.