Record Power SABRE-450 Bandsaw Blade 3886mm (153") - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling
For demanding workshop cutting on the Record Power SABRE-450, this 3886mm (153-inch) Xcalibur Tooling blade provides the specified machine length for timber processing, curved work, and straight cutting.
Manufactured in Cheshire from high-carbon steel, it comes in 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 16mm, 19mm, and 25mm widths with seven TPI choices. The range supports hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, laminates, and different finish requirements.
Key Features
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SABRE-450 Compatibility: The 3886mm (153-inch) length is manufactured specifically for the Record Power SABRE-450, supporting correct tracking and tensioning on this machine.
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Six Width Choices: Available 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 16mm, 19mm, and 25mm widths provide options for detailed curves, general cutting, straight work, and resawing.
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Seven TPI Options: Choose from 3, 4, 6, 10, 14, 18, or 24 TPI according to stock thickness, cutting speed, material, and finish required.
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Precision-Ground HCS Teeth: High-carbon steel teeth are ground to a consistent geometry and optimised for effective cutting and chip clearance in wood and plastics.
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Flush-Ground Weld Joint: Each UK-made blade is precision-welded and dressed flush to the blade body, helping it travel smoothly through the guides.
Applications
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Produce curved hardwood and softwood components using the 6mm width, which supports a minimum cutting radius of approximately 15mm.
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Prepare furniture, cabinet, joinery, and pattern-making components with a blade configuration selected around the required shape and timber thickness.
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Use wider blade options for straight sawing or light resawing where improved tracking and stability are useful during longer passes.
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Process MDF and plywood with suitable tooth pitches when preparing sheet-material components where controlled cutting and cleaner edges are required.
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Include the correct replacement within woodworking power tool setups used for routine timber sizing, project preparation, furniture work, and workshop fabrication.
Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?
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Six width options allow the SABRE-450 to be configured for substantially different jobs instead of depending on one blade geometry for every project.
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The 3–24 TPI range gives users scope to balance faster material removal, general-purpose performance, fine timber work, and thin-material cutting.
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This bandsaw blade uses high-carbon steel for a combination of cutting-edge hardness and the flexibility required during repeated bandsaw operation.
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Precision-ground teeth and a flush-finished welded joint support smooth blade movement while helping reduce unwanted bumps and vibration through the guides.
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Suitability for hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, and laminates makes the available configurations useful across varied workshop materials and applications.
FAQs
1. What blade length is required for the Record Power SABRE-450?
The SABRE-450 requires a 3886mm (153-inch) blade. This Xcalibur Tooling version is manufactured to that specified length, with several widths and TPI options available so the cutting setup can be matched to individual projects.
2. Which blade width should I select for curved or straight work?
A 6mm blade is suitable for tight curves and offers a minimum radius of approximately 15mm. Wider 10–13mm options provide greater stability for general straight work, while broader widths can be selected for appropriate ripping and resawing tasks.
3. How do I choose the correct TPI for different materials?
Choose 3–4 TPI for thick timber and faster ripping, or 6 TPI for balanced general woodworking. For thinner stock, MDF, and plywood, 10–14 TPI gives a finer finish, while 18–24 TPI suits plastics and very thin materials.
4. What materials can the SABRE-450 blade be used to cut?
Depending on the selected width and tooth pitch, the blade is suitable for hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, and laminates. Applications include joinery, cabinet making, furniture work, pattern making, curve cutting, and light timber resawing.
5. What should I check when fitting and maintaining the blade?
Follow the SABRE-450 manual for the correct tension and guide settings. Check blade tracking before use, keep the cutting area free from excessive residue, and periodically inspect the teeth and welded joint for wear or visible damage.