1150 MM (45") Bandsaw Blade - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

The 1150mm long (45") bandsaw blade from Xcalibur Tooling is designed for woodworkers who require flexibility in both blade width and tooth configuration. Offered in multiple widths and TPI combinations, it allows users to select the most suitable setup for their specific cutting task. Whether you’re shaping curves, cutting straight stock, or preparing timber for joinery, this blade range supports accurate, controlled cutting across a wide variety of woodworking applications. Its adaptable design makes it a practical solution for workshops handling mixed project requirements.

Key Features

• Blade Length: Manufactured at 1150mm long (45") to fit compatible compact and mid-size bandsaw machines.

• Width Options: Available in multiple blade widths to suit straight cuts, curved work, and general shaping tasks.

• Tooth Configuration: Offered in different TPI options to match cutting speed and finish requirements for each bandsaw wood blade use case.

• Material Quality: Produced from durable carbon steel for consistent sharpness and dependable performance.

• Precision Welding: Each blade is accurately welded to support smooth tracking and reduced vibration during operation.

Applications

• Suitable for cutting hardwood and softwood across a range of thicknesses, depending on the selected TPI.

• Ideal for workshops that regularly use bandsaw blades for woodworking to handle varied projects without changing machines.

• Effective for straight ripping, gentle curve cutting, and preparing material for further processing.

Why Choose Our Blade?

• A convenient option for workshops that prefer to buy bandsaw blades in multiple configurations to suit changing job requirements.

• Designed to deliver consistent cutting performance regardless of the chosen width or tooth count.

• Backed by Xcalibur Tooling quality standards for reliability and repeatable results.

FAQs 

1. How do I choose the correct width for my bandsaw blade?
Wider blades are better for straight cuts and stability, while narrower blades allow tighter curves. The right choice depends on the type of cuts you make most often.

2. What TPI should I select for general woodworking?
Lower TPI works better for thicker stock and faster cuts, while higher TPI provides smoother finishes on thinner material.

3. Is this blade suitable for both straight and curved cutting?
Yes, selecting the appropriate width allows the blade to handle straight cuts or curves effectively.

4. Does blade length need to match exactly?
Yes, the blade length must match your machine’s required size to ensure proper tension and safe operation.

5. Can I switch between different TPI blades on the same machine?
Absolutely. Many woodworkers keep multiple blades on hand to match different materials and cutting tasks.