Bosch 8-1/4 in. 18-tooth edge circular saw blade for nail demolition

8-1/4 in. 18-tooth edge circular saw blade for nail demolition

Features

  • Nail-cutting application
  • Triple-chip grind (TCG)
  • C-2 carbide-tipped teeth
  • Trimetal shims for impact resistance
  • Fully hardened blade plate
  • 5/8" DKO arbor
  • Maximum RPM: 6,900
  • Pack quantity: 1

Specifications

Outer Diameter 8-1/4 in
Bore 5/8 in
Number Of Teeth 18
Width Of Cut (B1) 0.12 in
Base Blade Thickness (B2) 0.09 in
Tool Circular saw blade
Pack Quantity 1
Maximum Rpm 6,900
Arbor Type 5/8" DKO

8-1/4 in circular saw blade with 18 teeth, designed for cutting lumber, flooring and other construction materials that may contain nails. The blade uses C-2 carbide-tipped teeth and a triple-chip grind (TCG) for improved tooth life, trimetal shims for impact resistance, and a fully hardened blade plate for durability.

Model Number: PRO82518NC

Project Ideas

Business

Reclaimed Lumber Prep Service

Offer on-site cutting and dimensioning of nail-contaminated boards from demos, barns, and decks. Use the nail-capable blade to rough-cut to length, rip to width, and square ends without full denailing, then upsell planing and metal-detection passes for CNC or furniture-ready stock.


Demolition-to-Decor Pop-up

Partner with renovation contractors to salvage materials and convert them on-site into sellable products—shiplap, mantel blanks, wall art panels—by cutting through hidden fasteners. Sell directly to homeowners as part of a remodel ‘story-built’ package.


Pallet Furniture Microfactory

Set up a small production line for pallet-based furniture (coffee tables, planters, wall racks). The blade reduces teardown time by cutting through brads and ring-shank nails, letting you batch components faster and keep margins healthy on budget SKUs.


Nail-Safe Cut Service for Trades

Provide per-cut or per-linear-foot services on job sites where subfloors, sheathing, or blocking contain unknown nails. Quickly create openings for HVAC/plumbing or resize salvaged lumber, charging a premium for speed and blade-wear coverage.


Content + Affiliate Channel

Build a YouTube/IG/TikTok channel focused on reclaimed wood workflows and nail-tolerant cutting. Post comparison tests, time-savings demos, and project builds; monetize via affiliate links to blades, saws, PPE, and downloadable cut lists or plans.

Creative

Heritage Beam Slices

Slice thin cross-sections from reclaimed beams or barn posts that still contain old nails. The blade’s nail-cutting TCG teeth let you safely reveal nail cross-sections as metallic ‘constellations’ in the wood. Sand, oil, and turn them into wall art, clocks, or display plaques that showcase the material’s history.


Pallet-Wood Mosaic Panels

Break down pallets without fully denailing and cut square, clean edges straight through hidden brads. Arrange contrasting species into geometric mosaics for wall art or headboards. The blade’s impact-resistant shims help survive surprise nails while keeping cuts crisp.


Rustic Picture Frames

Rip and miter weathered fence boards or siding that may still have corroded nails, turning them into picture or mirror frames. Leave nail heads exposed for an industrial look, or recess them as intentional accents.


Industrial Bookends and Shelves

Cut dense joist offcuts or subfloor with embedded nails to create blocky bookends or floating shelf blanks. The carbide-tipped teeth let you size pieces quickly; finish with a burnished edge so sliced nail ends become flush, shimmering dots.


Patchwork Coffee Table from Reclaimed Flooring

Process old flooring that often hides staples and brads, trimming tongues and grooves without painstaking nail removal. Arrange mixed species into a patchwork tabletop, highlighting character marks and clean, squared edges.