Shell Kit (26/33/28) For Tc20321

Extra Information

• These spare parts are for the Tork Craft TC20321 Circular Saw Brushless 20V 165mm Blade CS165B Cordless – confirm the model number on the rating label.
• Ideal when the saw has been dropped, screw bosses have stripped out, or housing sections are cracked or badly scuffed.
• Transfer all reusable internals, switches, labels and screws from the original saw into the new shell components.
• Work carefully around the brushless motor and wiring, keeping dust and swarf away from magnets and electronics.
• Pack size: the displayed price is the unit price of the kit; pack size information indicates the recommended ordering quantity and how many units are packed in an outer box (capture this in your admin console, not in the specifications table).

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft spare housing – Factory-spec shell components for the TC20321 brushless circular saw.
• Covers selected shell parts (26/33/28) – Includes key housing pieces identified on the TC20321 parts list.
• Designed for CS165B cordless saw – Correct fit around the TC20321 Circular Saw Brushless 20V 165mm Blade CS165B internals.
• Impact-resistant moulding – Robust plastic housing suited to harsh workshop and building site conditions.
• Ergonomic shaping – Restores the original grip and body contours for controlled, comfortable cutting.

Benefits

• Restore structural integrity: Replace cracked or damaged shell sections so the saw feels solid and secure again.
• Protect internal components: A sound outer shell helps shield the motor, electronics and drive train from dust and knocks.
• Improve comfort and control: Fresh, undamaged housing surfaces make the saw nicer and safer to handle.
• Extend tool service life: Renew the body instead of throwing away a circular saw with healthy internals.
• Maintain original specification: Using genuine shells keeps clearances, venting and mounting points as designed.

Safety

• Always remove the 20 V battery pack from the circular saw before opening the housing or touching any internal parts.
• Work on a clean, stable surface and keep screws, springs and small components organised as you disassemble the saw.
• Ensure all wires and moving parts are routed and seated correctly before closing the new shell and tightening screws.
• After reassembly, check that the guard, depth and bevel adjustments move freely and that no parts rub on the blade.
• Test the saw at no-load first, listening for unusual noises or vibration, before returning it to full cutting duty.

Specifications