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Record Power BS400 Bandsaw Blade 3380mm (133")- Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

Ursprünglicher Preis £14.75 - Ursprünglicher Preis £25.49
Ursprünglicher Preis
£14.75
£14.75 - £25.49
Aktueller Preis £14.75

Made for the Record Power BS9, this 1575mm (62-inch) high-carbon steel bandsaw blade provides the correct machine fit for controlled cutting across common workshop materials.

Available in 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, and 25mm widths with several TPI choices, it can be matched to curved, straight, ripping, or finer work. It suits wood shop tools and equipment used for hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, and laminates.

Key Features

  • Correct BS9 Length: The 1575mm (62-inch) blade length is specified for the Record Power BS9, supporting correct fitting, tracking, and tensioning.

  • High-Carbon Steel Construction: Manufactured from high-carbon steel, the blade combines cutting sharpness with flexibility for repeated woodworking and workshop use.

  • Multiple Width Options: Choose 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, or 25mm widths for tighter curves, general sawing, straight cutting, or light resawing.

  • Wide TPI Selection: Available 3, 4, 6, 10, 14, 18, and 24 TPI options suit different material thicknesses and finish requirements.

  • Precision-Ground Teeth: The tooth form is precision-ground and optimised for wood and plastics, supporting effective chip removal and controlled cutting.

Applications

  • Cut hardwood and softwood for furniture components, joinery, cabinet work, patterns, and general timber preparation on the Record Power BS9.

  • Use narrower widths for curved profiles, shaped components, and detailed woodworking where greater manoeuvrability is required.

  • Select wider blades for straight cuts and light resawing where improved tracking and directional stability are useful.

  • Process MDF and plywood for cabinetry, shelving, furniture parts, templates, and other sheet-material projects with a suitable TPI.

  • Use higher-TPI configurations for plastics, laminates, and thin materials where a finer cut and smoother finish are required.

Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?

  • The exact 1575mm length is made for the Record Power BS9, making replacement blade selection straightforward.

  • Five width choices provide flexibility for curved work, general sawing, straight cuts, and light resawing on the same machine.

  • Seven TPI options let users choose a tooth pitch suited to thick timber, general cutting, fine work, or plastics.

  • High-carbon steel and precision-ground teeth provide flexibility, sharpness, and consistent tooth geometry for regular workshop cutting.

  • Manufactured and precision-welded in Cheshire, the blade gives BS9 users a UK-made replacement in multiple cutting configurations.

FAQs

1. Is the 1575mm blade the correct size for a Record Power BS9?
Yes. The Record Power BS9 requires a 1575mm (62-inch) blade. Confirm your machine is the BS9 model, then choose the width and TPI that suit the material and planned cutting task.

2. Which blade width should I choose for different cutting jobs?
Available widths are 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, and 25mm. Narrower blades suit curved and detailed work, while wider blades provide greater stability for straight cutting and light resawing.

3. Which TPI should I use for hardwood, softwood, MDF, or plywood?
For thick timber or faster ripping, 3–4 TPI provides greater chip clearance. A 6 TPI blade suits general woodworking, while 10–14 TPI is better for thinner stock, plywood, and MDF where a smoother finish is preferred.

4. What materials can the Record Power BS9 bandsaw blade cut?
With the correct width and TPI, the blade can cut hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, and laminates. Higher 18–24 TPI options are particularly suitable for plastics and very thin materials requiring finer cutting.

5. How should I care for and set up the blade on my BS9?
Install the blade using the BS9 machine instructions and recommended tension and guide settings. Keep it free from excessive sawdust or resin, and regularly inspect the teeth, tracking, and welded joint for wear or damage.

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