Cutting blade set 45° for xTool M1, TelForceOne, 5 pieces

Replacement cutting blade set by TelForceOne designed for xTool M1. This pack contains five precision 45° blades that fit the xTool M1 cutting tool and are intended for tasks requiring a 45° edge for cutting and scoring. The blades provide consistent edge geometry to maintain uniform cut quality during light fabrication, model making, and hobby projects, and are supplied for routine maintenance and timely replacement.

Advantages

The TelForceOne 45° blades are manufactured to consistent angle and thickness tolerances to ensure predictable cutting performance and repeatable results. Supplied as a set of five, they allow multiple replacements without interrupting ongoing work. Compatibility with the xTool M1 cutting tool makes installation straightforward and reduces downtime. The sharp 45° edge is suitable for clean scoring and trimming of thin materials, helping preserve detail in precision tasks.

Suitable for

• Precision cutting and scoring of paper, cardboard and thin plastics
• Hobby and model making where a 45° edge is required
• Routine blade replacement and maintenance of the xTool M1
• Light fabrication and prototyping tasks

Key specifications

• Blade angle: 45°
• Quantity in set: 5 blades
• Compatibility: Designed for use with xTool M1 cutting tool
• Intended use: Cutting and scoring of thin materials and detail trimming

How to use

Turn off and unplug the xTool M1 or follow the device safety and lock procedures before replacing the blade. Remove the existing blade according to the xTool M1 user manual and install a TelForceOne 45° blade, ensuring it seats correctly and the angle faces the intended cutting direction. Tighten any fasteners to the manufacturer’s recommended torque if specified, then perform a test cut on scrap material to confirm alignment and cutting depth before resuming production.

Usage recommendations

Replace blades when cuts lose crispness or require increased force. Store spare blades in a dry, dust-free container and handle edges carefully to avoid injury. Use appropriate material settings in the xTool M1 for thin materials and make incremental depth adjustments to achieve precise scoring without excessive blade wear.