ToolShed Metal Cutting Bandsaw

Name: ToolShed Metal Cutting Bandsaw
Brand: ToolShed
SKU: TSB03
Price: 679.00 NZD
Availability: InStock

Code:

TSB03

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$699.00 Inc GST

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Description

ToolShed 115mm (Horizontal/ Vertical) Metal Cutting Band Saw

The ToolShed Metal Cutting Bandsaw base and head are both made from cast iron to give it the rigidity and accuracy to get your job done right. Powered by a 1/2hp (370W) cast iron motor, this gives it the ability to be able to cool down at a faster rate than other saws. The ToolShed Metal Cutting Bandsaw gives you complete control of the cut with three speed settings and an easily adjustable tensioner that allows you to set the right downward pressure for the head. This saw also features a clamping device to hold what you are cutting and gives you the ability to alter the angle of the back fence up to 45° for angled cuts. The on/off switch has been positioned so that the saw will turn itself off upon completing the cut. This gives you the ability to take care of other parts of the job while the saw takes care of the cutting. Easily manoeuvre this saw around the workshop with the tray underneath, two wheels at the back and a fold down handle. The ToolShed Metal Cutting Bandsaw can also be used in a vertical position with the use of the bolt on table.

Features
- Cast iron base and head
- 1/2hp (370W) cast iron motor helps it cool down faster
- Three speed settings and adjustable tensioner
- Alter the angle of the back fence up to 45°
- Wheels and fold down handle for manoeuvrability

Specifications
Motor Size - 1/2hp (370W)
Cutting capacity at 90 degrees: 110mm diameter (round), 100x150mm (square)
Cutting capacity at 45 degrees: 75mm diameter (round), 75x100mm (square)
Blade Size - 1640mm x 12.5mm
Dimensions - 850mm x 920mm h x 370mm w
Net Weight - 61 kg

Band saw blades with different tooth sizes are available online or instore at your local ToolShed.

Handy Hint:
When cutting in a horizontal position too much weight on the head will cause the blade to wander making it difficult to get a straight cut.