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Draper 76732 Bandsaw Blade - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

Original price ยฃ7.89 - Original price ยฃ10.49
Original price
ยฃ7.89
ยฃ7.89 - ยฃ10.49
Current price ยฃ7.89

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Built for machines using a 1712mm blade, this Xcalibur replacement gives woodworkers a practical selection of widths and tooth pitches. Its flexible construction makes these carbon steel bandsaw blades suitable for controlled workshop cutting.

From shaped components to straight sections, the chosen configuration can be matched to the material and finish required. It forms a dependable addition to a woodworking tool set for cutting timber, plywood, laminate, PVC, and plastic.

Key Features

  • 1712mm Blade Length: Formed to match bandsaws requiring a continuous blade with a 1712mm circumference.

  • High-Carbon Steel Body: Combines cutting-edge retention with the flexibility needed for repeated movement around bandsaw wheels.

  • Three Width Options: Available in 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch profiles for curved, mixed and straighter cutting work.

  • Six Tooth Configurations: Choose from 4, 6, 10, 14, 18 or 24 TPI according to material thickness and finish requirements.

  • Versatile Cutting Range: Suitable blade configurations can process hardwood, softwood, plywood, laminate, PVC and non-metallic workshop materials.

Applications

  • Produce curved profiles, shaped components and decorative pieces using a narrower blade that can follow tighter cutting lines.

  • Complete general workshop cuts in boards, panels and prepared timber with a medium-width configuration.

  • Use lower tooth counts for quicker cutting and efficient waste removal when working through thicker wooden sections.

  • Select a finer tooth pitch for thinner plywood, laminate or plastic where better edge quality and control are required.

  • Fit the blade for furniture projects, joinery work, professional production, property repairs and home-based DIY tasks.

Why Choose Our Blade?

  • Different width and TPI combinations allow the blade specification to be matched more closely to each woodworking task.

  • The high-carbon-steel construction supports dependable flexibility and cutting performance under correctly adjusted machine conditions.

  • Suitable tooth selection helps create cleaner edges while reducing unnecessary breakout and additional surface preparation.

  • Consistent tracking and efficient waste clearance can reduce heat accumulation that contributes to early tooth wear.

  • Its broad material capability provides practical value for workshops that regularly handle timber, panels and suitable plastics.

FAQs

1. What blade size is available for the Draper 76732 specification?
The blade is 1712mm long, with quarter-inch, three-eighth-inch, and half-inch widths available. Check your machine manual and required TPI before ordering to ensure correct fit, tracking, and cutting behaviour overall.

2. Will this blade fit bandsaws made by other manufacturers?
This replacement corresponds to the Draper 76732 blade specification. It may also suit other bandsaws requiring 1712mm blades, provided the machine accepts the selected width, thickness, and tooth pitch safely.

3. Which TPI should I choose for woodworking?
Use lower TPI for faster cutting and better waste clearance in thicker timber. Select higher TPI for thinner materials, tighter control, and a smoother cut that requires less finishing afterwards.

4. What materials can these blades cut?
These bandsaw blades can cut hardwood, softwood, plywood, laminate, PVC, and suitable plastics. Match the tooth pitch to material thickness, feed rate, and the finish required for each cutting task.

5. How should I maintain the Draper 76732 replacement blade?
Remove resin and compacted dust regularly, inspect the teeth and welded joint, and maintain correct tracking, guide clearance, and tension. Avoid forcing timber through a blade that has become blunt.

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