Two Circular Saw Blades Coarse and Fine Tooth

Updated September 10, 2026

Lot number19
CategoryTools & Shop Equipment
AuctionMulti Consignor Auction and Summer Clean Up
DateSeptember 23, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT
Auction houseASSETS AND ATTICS, LLC
LocationSCARBOROUGH

Two steel circular saw blades, both measuring roughly 9 to 10 inches across against the ruler laid beside them in the photos. (1) A coarse-tooth blade with about 30 large teeth on a plain steel plate, the pattern used for fast rough cuts through framing lumber. (2) A fine-tooth blade with roughly 80 small teeth; one face carries printed text reading POWER TOOL along with additional specification wording, and a previous owner has written on that face in purple marker. Both blades have a round center arbor hole for mounting on a circular saw or table saw, and both are covered in even orange surface rust across the faces and out to the rims. No missing teeth and no cracks running from the arbor holes are visible in the photos. Tooth count is what separates these two: fewer large teeth cut fast and leave a rough edge, while a high tooth count gives a smoother cut in plywood and trim. Condition is fair, with the rust the main issue, so treat these as shop spares or as rustic vintage tool decor. Not tested for function. Sold as-is. Photos are the most accurate description of this lot. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Please review all photos before bidding.

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