Axminster APPT310 Carbide 310 MM Planer Blades Set of 3 TCT Blades

When planer knives are responsible for repeated stock dimensioning, edge durability becomes just as important as cutting accuracy. These 310mm Xcalibur Tooling blades are designed for the Axminster APPT310 and use tungsten carbide-tipped cutting edges for demanding woodworking applications where longer-lasting sharpness is required.

Each blade measures 310 x 25 x 3mm and features precision-ground surfaces with a 0.4 Ra finish. Supplied as a set of three, the blades provide a complete cutter-block replacement for workshops processing hardwood, softwood, and other suitable timber regularly.

Key Features

• 310 x 25 x 3mm Dimensions: Each blade is manufactured to the dimensions specified for the Axminster APPT310, supporting accurate installation within the compatible cutter block.

• Tungsten Carbide Tipped Construction: TCT cutting edges provide high hardness and strong resistance to wear, making the blades suitable for demanding timber-processing applications.

• Set of Three Blades: The complete three-blade set allows the cutter block knives to be replaced together, helping maintain consistent cutting performance across the working width.

• 0.4 Ra Ground Finish: Precision-ground blade surfaces support accurate geometry and controlled seating within the cutter block.

• Suitable for Professional Workshop Use: The carbide construction makes these blades a practical addition to professional woodworking tools used for regular timber preparation and dimensioning.

Applications

• Dimension hardwood and softwood boards before furniture production, cabinet making, joinery, assembly, sanding, or finishing.

• Use the blades where repeated stock preparation places greater demands on edge durability and consistent cutting performance.

• Restore planer performance when existing knives begin producing rougher surfaces, ridges, increased tear-out, or inconsistent material removal.

• For workshops relying on a woodworking thickness planer, replacing worn knives with a complete matched set helps maintain consistent stock thickness and surface quality.

• Use the blades in compatible planer blocks where accurate material removal and dependable cutting across wider boards are required.

Why Choose Our Planer Blades?

• The 310 x 25 x 3mm dimensions provide a machine-specific replacement for the Axminster APPT310 rather than relying on generic cutter knives.

• Tungsten carbide-tipped edges provide high wear resistance, making them particularly useful where planing work is frequent or timber conditions place greater demands on the cutting edge.

• Supplying three blades together allows the cutter block to be refreshed as a complete set, helping reduce inconsistencies caused by mixing knives with different wear levels.

• Precision-ground surfaces support accurate blade positioning and controlled cutting when the planer is correctly set up.

• The combination of carbide cutting edges, machine-specific dimensions, and a three-blade configuration makes the set suitable for professional joinery shops, furniture workshops, cabinet makers, and other demanding woodworking environments.

FAQs

1. What is the advantage of TCT planer blades?
Tungsten carbide-tipped blades provide very high hardness and resistance to wear. This makes them well suited to repeated planing where maintaining a durable cutting edge is important.

2. What size are the APPT310 carbide blades?
Each blade measures 310mm long, 25mm wide, and 3mm thick. These dimensions should be confirmed against the cutter block before installation.

3. Why are the blades supplied as a set of three?
The APPT310 cutter block uses multiple knives, so replacing the set together helps maintain more consistent cutting performance. It also avoids combining heavily worn and new cutting edges.

4. What does the 0.4 Ra surface finish mean?
It refers to the smoothness of the ground blade surface. A fine ground finish supports accurate blade geometry and consistent seating within the cutter block.

5. What should be checked after fitting the new blades?
Confirm that all blades are seated securely and adjusted to an equal cutting position. Follow the machine manufacturer’s instructions for tightening, cutter-block adjustment, guarding, and safe testing before normal use.