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SIP 01402 Bandsaw Blade 1785mm (70 1/4") - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

SIP 01402 Bandsaw Blade 1785mm (70 1/4") - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

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£12.64 - £20.74
£12.64
£12.64 - £20.74
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The SIP 01402 can handle a wide range of timber-cutting jobs when fitted with a blade suited to the shape, thickness, and finish required. This 1785mm (70 1/4-inch) high-carbon steel blade is available in several widths and TPI configurations, giving users flexibility for everything from straight ripping to more controlled curved work.

Precision welding in the UK forms a continuous blade loop, while the high-carbon steel construction provides the flexibility and cutting characteristics required for regular woodworking. Selecting the appropriate width and tooth pitch allows the machine to be configured around the project rather than relying on one blade setup for every task.

Key Features

  • 1785mm Blade Length: The 1785mm (70 1/4-inch) length is specified for the SIP 01402, making it easier to identify the correct replacement before choosing width and TPI.

  • High-Carbon Steel Construction: Flexible high-carbon steel provides a sharp cutting edge while accommodating repeated movement around the bandsaw wheels.

  • Multiple Blade Widths: Narrow, medium, and wider configurations allow users to prioritise either manoeuvrability for curves or additional support for straight cuts.

  • Choice of TPI: Different tooth pitches help match blade performance to timber thickness, cutting speed, sawdust clearance, and required finish.

  • UK Precision Welding: Each blade is precision-welded in the UK to create a dependable continuous wood bandsaw blade for regular workshop use.

Applications

  • Cut curved profiles, templates, decorative components, and shaped furniture parts with narrower 3–6mm blade configurations.

  • Use medium 10–13mm blades for general workshop cutting where both directional control and moderate curve capability are useful.

  • Choose wider 19mm-plus options for straight cuts and ripping timber where additional blade stability helps maintain the intended cutting line.

  • Select lower 4–6 TPI options for thicker timber and faster stock removal, while higher tooth counts are better suited to thinner stock and finer finishes.

  • Prepare hardwood and softwood components for furniture making, joinery, craft projects, assembly, sanding, or further machining.

Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?

  • The machine-specific 1785mm length provides SIP 01402 owners with a clear replacement specification before other blade characteristics are selected.

  • A choice of widths allows users to adapt the bandsaw for detailed shaping, routine timber preparation, or straighter ripping operations.

  • Different TPI options provide greater control over how aggressively the blade cuts and the type of finish left on the workpiece.

  • High-carbon steel combines the flexibility required for continuous blade movement with effective cutting characteristics for everyday woodworking.

  • For workshops using fine woodworking tools UK, having different bandsaw blade configurations available helps support a wider range of timber preparation, shaping, and finishing requirements.

FAQs

1. Which blade width is suitable for detailed shapes?
Narrower 3–6mm blades are generally better for tighter curves and detailed profiles because they can change direction more easily. The final choice should also consider timber thickness and the radius of the cut.

2. What blade setup works well for everyday woodworking?
A medium-width 10–13mm blade is a practical choice for general cutting because it balances straight-line control with moderate manoeuvrability. Select the TPI according to the thickness of the timber.

3. When should I choose a higher TPI?
Higher tooth counts are useful when working with thinner timber or when a cleaner surface finish is important. More teeth remain engaged in the material, helping produce a finer cut.

4. Can the SIP 01402 blade be used for ripping?
Yes. Wider blade options are better suited to ripping and longer straight cuts because they provide greater directional stability. A lower TPI can also help clear sawdust efficiently from thicker timber.

5. How can I maintain consistent cutting performance?
Keep the blade correctly tensioned and tracked, ensure the guides are properly adjusted, and use steady feed pressure. Regularly checking the teeth for wear or damage also helps maintain controlled cutting.

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