FOXBC 12 Inch Saw Blade - 96-Tooth TCG for Aluminum & Non-Ferrous Metals (1" Arbor)

Overview

The FOXBC 12 Inch Saw Blade with 96-Tooth Triple Chip Grind (TCG) is crafted for precision cutting of aluminum, non-ferrous metals, and select plastics. Its high-density FOXCarbide composition and optimized tooth geometry are designed to deliver smoother cuts, reduced wear, and longer blade life in demanding metalworking tasks. While results can vary with material and setup, the blade is built to perform consistently across a range of thicknesses and finishes.

Key Design Features

• 12 inch blade with 96-Tooth TCG geometry for efficient material removal and cleaner edges
• Kerf of .094" minimizes waste while balancing cutting speed and stability
• Hook angle of -5° for stable begins and controlled plunges
• 1" arbor for broad compatibility with common 12" miter, slide miter, and table saws
• Laser-Cut Stabilizer Vents help trap noise and reduce vibration during cuts

Durability and Performance

• Made from high-density FOXCarbide carbide to maximize cutting life and resist impact
• Triple Chip Grind teeth are designed for longevity, speed, and burr-free finishes
• Even wear helps maintain accurate cuts through repeated use

Materials and Use Cases

This blade excels at non-ferrous metal cutting, including aluminum extrusions, copper pipe, and brass plate. It also handles certain plastics where a metal-cutting blade is appropriate. The blade is suited for both corded and cordless 12" saws, making it a versatile choice for on-site and workshop projects.

Compatibility and On-The-Job Versatility

• Compatible with DeWalt, Skil, Metabo, Makita 12" miter, slide miter, and table saws
• Optimized for cutting tasks that require clean edges with minimal burrs
• Ideal for fast material removal on aluminum extrusions, copper piping, and brass plates

In real-world scenarios, you may experience smoother starts, reduced chatter, and longer blade life when working with softer non-ferrous metals. This blade is a practical option for workshop renovations, fabricating frames, or preparing metal components for assembly. Consider it as a dependable tool for tasks where precision and durability matter, while keeping expectations aligned with your specific materials and saw setup.