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Skookum + Royce Saw Blades: Made in Canada for Clean Cuts and Real Shop Work

Skookum + Royce Saw Blades: Made in Canada for Clean Cuts and Real Shop Work

Skookum + Royce Saw Blades

Made in Canada for Clean Cuts and Real Shop Work

Our Skookum + Royce Saw Blades are carbide-tipped and made in Cambridge, Ontario, by Royce Ayr. With options for ripping lumber, crosscutting, cabinet work and cutting materials such as aluminum and plastics, the range gives woodworkers, makers and commercial shops blade choices suited to the work they do.

Our Skookum + Royce line is backed by the quality tools Royce built its name on, along with the practical guidance and customer service you know us for. Whether you're replacing a favourite blade or choosing one for a new project, we're here to help you find the right fit for your saw and your material.

What Makes Our Skookum + Royce Saw Blades Different?

✔ Made in Canada

We're proud to offer tools made by skilled people here in Canada, and to tell you who makes them. Working with Canadian manufacturers is part of our commitment to Canadian manufacturing and supporting the people behind the tools.

✔ Blade Options for Different Jobs

A day of ripping hardwood calls for a different blade than trimming melamine panels or cutting aluminum extrusions. Our range includes blades designed for these different applications, with tooth designs and specifications to suit the material, machine and cut.

✔ Quality You Can Keep Working With

Many blades in the range have carbide tips that allow for professional resharpening, helping you get more use from a well-maintained blade. Our Skookum Sharpening Service offers manufacturer-direct sharpening when it's time for a fresh edge. Sharpening options depend on the blade's design, condition and remaining carbide.

✔ Expert Guidance, Customer-First Approach

You don't need to know every tooth grind or blade specification before getting in touch. Tell us about your saw, the material you're cutting and the finish you're after. We'll help you work through the available options.

What Blade Options Do We Offer?

Available Blade Series

Our Skookum + Royce Saw Blades are available across several series to suit different workloads and applications:

  • Royce Proline – A practical option for serious hobbyists, contractors and general woodworking, with a range of blade styles for everyday cutting jobs.
  • Royce Industrial – Designed for commercial shop use, with application-specific blades for woodworking, panel processing and other cutting work.
  • Royce Ultima – Uses a carbide grade with greater resistance to corrosion and abrasion, making suitable models a useful choice for demanding wear conditions and manufactured wood products.

Available sizes and blade styles vary by series. Check the individual blade's specifications and intended application when comparing options.

Blade Styles & Specifications

The range includes ripping, crosscut, combination, melamine and panel-cutting blades, along with options for aluminum and plastics. To narrow down your selection, consider:

  • Your saw – The blade diameter, bore size and other fit requirements specified by the machine manufacturer.
  • Your material – Solid wood, plywood, melamine, aluminum and plastics call for different blade choices.
  • Your cut – Ripping, crosscutting and panel work each place different demands on a blade.
  • The blade design – Tooth count, tooth grind, hook angle and kerf all help determine whether a blade suits the job.

Ordering & Availability

Our Saw Blade Selector lets you filter by blade style, diameter, tooth count, bore size and series. Select a matching blade to view its pricing and availability.

Availability and delivery times vary by blade. If you're ordering for a scheduled job or need help finding a particular size, contact our team so we can confirm the current options and timing.

Common Applications

  • Ripping and crosscutting hardwoods and softwoods
  • Cabinetry, furniture and general woodworking
  • Plywood, melamine and other panel processing
  • Aluminum and plastics cutting with application-specific blades

Skookum + Royce Saw Blades are built for real shop work & always Skookum Strong!

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We're Here to Help

Have questions about our Skookum + Royce Saw Blades or need help choosing? Reach out to our team. We're happy to help.

Call us at (250) 590-2178 (for toll free 1-888-665-6936) or contact our team.

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