KDT Edgebander Cutting Milling Tools Circular TCT Saw Blade For CNC Woodworking

Need a replacement blade for a KDT edge banding machine and cannot wait weeks for it? This circular TCT saw blade comes in the three sizes that machine family uses: 104 x 3.0/2.0 x 22 x 30T, 100 x 3.0/2.0 x 22 x 24T R+L and 115 x 2.6/2.0 x 22 x 24T R+L. All three run a 22 mm bore on a 2.0 mm plate with tungsten carbide teeth — 30T on the 104 mm blade, 24T on the other two. 1 – 7 working days lead time, individually boxed.

A shop running an edge banding line keeps meeting three problems: a blade that starts chipping a few thousand panels after it goes on, a replacement order that holds the line for a week, and a spare that arrives with a bore a tenth of a millimetre off. This blade is stocked to take the waiting and the fit out of that list.

It is a circular TCT saw blade for KDT edge banding machines and CNC woodworking, in three sizes: 104 x 3.0/2.0 x 22 x 30T, 100 x 3.0/2.0 x 22 x 24T R+L and 115 x 2.6/2.0 x 22 x 24T R+L. Every size shares a 22 mm bore and a 2.0 mm plate; kerf is 3.0 mm on the first two and 2.6 mm on the 115 mm blade.

The R+L marking on the two 24T sizes means matched right-hand and left-hand blades, so a pair goes onto the machine as a pair instead of being ordered twice and hoped over. Teeth are tungsten carbide, brazed to the plate and ground to an edge that holds across a run.

Blades are individually packed in boxes, made in Guangdong Province, China, and shipped in 1 – 7 working days. Production follows the European EN 847 woodworking tool standard.

Everything below comes from the specification sheet for part 38625048:

• Three diameters, one part number — 104 mm, 100 mm and 115 mm, so one order covers several spindles on a KDT line.
• Common 22 mm bore — all three sizes run a 22 mm bore and take the same arbor without adaptor bushes.
• 30T and 24T tooth counts — 30T on the 104 mm blade, 24T on the 100 mm and 115 mm blades.
• TCT carbide teeth — tips brazed to a steel plate and ground for an edge that survives glued and laminated panel edges.
• 3.0/2.0 and 2.6/2.0 kerf to plate — 3.0 mm kerf on 2.0 mm plate for the 104 mm and 100 mm blades, 2.6 mm on 2.0 mm plate for the 115 mm.
• Matched R+L pairs — the two 24T sizes ship as right-hand and left-hand blades, so a pair stays consistent blade to blade.
• Built to EN 847 — production and inspection follow the European woodworking tool standard.
• German raw stock — carbide stock comes from German suppliers and the blades off a complete German line, per the supplier specification.
• Individually boxed — one blade per box, so teeth arrive intact with no edge-to-edge contact.
• Short lead time — stock sizes leave in 1 – 7 working days.

The choice a buyer usually faces is between paying a local stockist a premium for a blade he can collect today, and ordering from the factory with a two-week hole in the schedule. This part sits in the middle of that trade-off:

• Three sizes, one order. You buy 104, 100 and 115 mm against a single part number and a single shipment, instead of three purchase orders and three freight charges.
• A pair is a pair. The 24T sizes are marked R+L, so the right and left blade are ordered together and arrive together — no half-matched set sitting on the shelf.
• The fit is on the drawing. 22 mm bore and 2.0 mm plate are the same on all three sizes, so a blade that fits one spindle fits the next without a bush or a shim.
• Downtime is measured in days, not weeks. 1 – 7 working days lead time means a chipped blade does not cost you a fortnight of production on a KDT line.
• Cut quality you can plan around. Carbide teeth ground for sharpness and held to the EN 847 tool standard give a repeatable edge instead of one that drifts between batches.
• Spares stay spares. Each blade is boxed individually, so the two you keep on the shelf in March still have their edges in September.

Yes, if your spindle takes a 22 mm bore. All three sizes — 104 mm, 100 mm and 115 mm — run the same 22 mm bore and 2.0 mm plate, so check the diameter and tooth count on the blade you are replacing and match it to the size list.

Match the diameter printed on the blade you are taking off. The 104 mm size is 30T, the 100 mm and 115 mm sizes are 24T and come as R+L pairs, so the old blade's stamp settles it in one look.

Yes. The R+L in the size means right-hand and left-hand blades are supplied as a pair, which is what a machine expecting a left and right blade needs.

It is kerf over plate thickness in millimetres. The 104 mm and 100 mm blades cut a 3.0 mm kerf on a 2.0 mm plate; the 115 mm blade cuts 2.6 mm on the same 2.0 mm plate.

Tungsten carbide. TCT tips are brazed to the steel plate and ground to the cutting edge, which is what gives the blade its wear resistance on glued and laminated panel edges.

In 1 – 7 working days for these sizes. Shipment method is agreed per order — you can nominate your own forwarder or ask for a recommendation.

Individually, one blade per box. That protects the carbide teeth in transit and lets you put a single spare on the shelf without opening a multi-pack.

To be negotiated — it depends on the size mix and the quantity, since the three sizes carry different tooth counts and kerfs. Send the sizes and quantities and you get a quotation against those.