Record Power SABRE-300 Bandsaw Blade 2420mm (95 1/4") - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling
Purpose-built for the SABRE-300, this 2420mm (95 1/4-inch) Xcalibur Tooling blade gives woodworkers the specified fit for accurate curve cutting, straight work, and timber preparation.
Made in the UK from high-carbon steel, it is offered in five widths and seven TPI options. This range lets users tailor the setup for hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, laminates, fine work, or light resawing.
Key Features
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Five Width Options: Available in 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, and 25mm widths, allowing blade choice to reflect curve radius, stability, and cutting direction.
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Seven Tooth-Pitch Choices: Select from 3, 4, 6, 10, 14, 18, or 24 TPI to suit different stock thicknesses and finish requirements.
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High-Carbon Steel Body: HCS construction combines a hardened cutting edge with the flexibility required for repeated movement around bandsaw wheels.
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Precision-Ground Teeth: Consistently ground teeth are optimised for wood and plastics, supporting efficient chip clearance and controlled cutting across suitable materials.
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UK-Manufactured Blade: Xcalibur Tooling manufactures, welds, and finishes the blade in Cheshire, with the welded joint ground flush to the blade body.
Applications
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Shape curved hardwood and softwood components with the 6mm blade where tighter radii and greater manoeuvrability are required.
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Prepare cabinet, joinery, furniture, and pattern-making components using a blade width and tooth pitch matched to the individual task.
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Process MDF and plywood sheets with suitable TPI choices when controlled cutting and a cleaner finished edge are important.
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Trim plastics and laminates using higher tooth-count configurations suited to thinner materials and finer cutting requirements.
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Equip professional woodworking tool setups for general sawing, straight cuts, curved profiles, timber preparation, and light resawing work.
Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?
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The exact 2420mm length is specified for the SABRE-300, helping remove uncertainty when replacing an existing blade on this machine.
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Width choices from 6mm to 25mm provide practical scope for intricate curves, general cutting, straighter work, and suitable resawing tasks.
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Seven TPI options make it easier to balance chip clearance, cutting speed, stock thickness, and the finish expected from each project.
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This wood cutting bandsaw blade uses precision-ground HCS teeth, making it suitable for timber, engineered boards, plastics, and laminate applications.
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A flush-ground welded joint supports smoother travel through the blade guides while helping minimise unwanted bumps and vibration during operation.
FAQs
1. Is the 2420mm blade made specifically for the SABRE-300?
Yes. The blade is manufactured to the 2420mm (95 1/4-inch) length specified for the Record Power SABRE-300. Choose the width and TPI separately according to the material, cutting radius, and finish required.
2. Which blade width should I choose for curves or straighter work?
The available widths are 6mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, and 25mm. The 6mm option suits tighter curve work, while wider blades provide progressively greater stability for straight cutting and suitable resawing applications.
3. What TPI should I use for hardwood, MDF, plywood, or fine cutting?
Choose 3–4 TPI for thick timber and faster rip cuts, or 6 TPI for general woodworking. For thinner stock, plywood, and MDF, 10–14 TPI provides a finer finish, while 18–24 TPI suits very thin materials and plastics.
4. What materials can the SABRE-300 blade be used to cut?
With the appropriate blade width and TPI, it can be used for hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, plastics, and laminates. Its available configurations also support joinery, furniture making, pattern work, and light timber resawing.
5. What should I check when fitting and looking after the blade?
Fit and tension the blade using the SABRE-300 machine guidance, checking tracking and guide alignment before cutting. Inspect the teeth and welded joint regularly, and select a suitable feed pressure for the material and blade configuration being used.