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  1. Ingersoll Rand 7802S-A6022 Blade Kit
    Special Price $203.42 Regular Price $211.95
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    Special Price $93.61 Regular Price $97.95
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Blade Replacement Parts for Power Tools

Blades are essential components in a wide variety of power tools, designed to cut, grind, or scrape through different materials with precision and efficiency. Depending on the tool and application, blades can be made from high-speed steel, carbide, or diamond-tipped materials to ensure durability and performance. From fine woodcuts to heavy-duty metalwork, blades enable clean, accurate results across multiple tasks.

These versatile components are widely used in equipment such as circular saws, angle grinders, reciprocating saws, and scrapers. In saws, blades are designed for ripping or cross-cutting wood, metal, or plastic. Grinders utilize cutting or grinding discs to shape or smooth surfaces, while scraper blades are ideal for removing adhesives, paint, or flooring. The correct blade selection ensures optimal performance, safety, and longer tool life.

At WholeToolbox, we offer a range of high-quality blades, such as nailer blades, brushcutter blades, blade adaptors, rotor blades, and sod cutter 12" cutting blades, from top brands like Echo, Dynabrade, Honda, Homelite, and more.

FAQs

How do I safely remove a blade from my circular saw?

Use the blade wrench to hold the arbor and loosen the nut. Then remove the outer washer and lift the blade out carefully. Always disconnect the power before changing blades.

How often should I replace a circular saw blade ?

Replace the blade when you notice burning, excessive chipping, or reduced cutting efficiency. A dull or damaged blade risks overloading your motor and compromising cut quality.

Can I use any blade wrench on my saw?

No. It’s recommended to use the correct blade wrench or the one specified by your tool’s manufacturer. Using the wrong size could damage the arbor nut or slip during use.

How should I store spare blades and accessories?

Store blades in a blade holder or a dry, secure case. Keep your blade wrench, extra washers, and your blade assembly kit in a labeled toolbox to avoid loss or damage.