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OFFRE SPÉCIALE - LIVRAISON GRATUITE SUR TOUTES LES COMMANDES AU ROYAUME-UNI
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Draper 32055 Bandsaw Blade - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

Prix d'origine £10.79 - Prix d'origine £12.59
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Made for woodworkers who need dependable control from the Draper 32055, this replacement blade combines high-carbon steel with a precisely joined 1505 mm loop. Different width and tooth-count choices let users tailor cutting behaviour for shaped components, routine board preparation, or finer edge quality. Among premium woodworking tools, the right blade matters because it influences tracking, feed control, surface condition, and the confidence needed for consistent workshop results.

Key Features

  • Purpose-Specific Blade Length: The 1505 mm blade is correctly sized for installation on the Draper 32055 bandsaw.

  • Flexible High-Carbon Steel: Strong blade material withstands continuous movement while retaining the flexibility required for controlled cutting.

  • Three Practical Width Options: Select 6 mm, 10 mm, or 13 mm according to the cut shape and level of blade support required.

  • Wide Tooth-Pitch Selection: Available TPI choices range from 4 to 24, supporting fast stock removal, general cutting, and finer finishing.

  • Carefully Welded Loop: UK welding creates an even blade joint that supports consistent travel around the bandsaw wheels.

Applications

  • Shape curved furniture parts, decorative profiles, templates, and craft components with an appropriately narrow blade.

  • Prepare timber sections for joinery, cabinetmaking, shelving, repairs, and general workshop assembly.

  • Cut softwood, hardwood, plywood, and suitable manufactured boards when using the correct tooth configuration.

  • Complete home DIY tasks or regular production work in professional carpentry and woodworking environments.

  • Change between faster rough cutting and more refined finishing by selecting a suitable TPI for the material.

Why Choose Our Blade?

  • A balanced combination of strength and flexibility helps the blade cope with repeated workshop cutting without becoming difficult to control.

  • Correct tooth selection can reduce unnecessary tearing, improve chip clearance, and produce edges that require less sanding.

  • A well-formed welded joint supports steadier tracking and helps minimise vibration as the blade moves through the machine.

  • Each Draper bandsaw blade configuration serves a different cutting purpose, giving users more control over speed, direction, and finish.

  • Machine-specific sizing provides practical value by simplifying replacement and reducing uncertainty when choosing a compatible blade.

FAQs

1. What blade length is required for the Draper 32055 bandsaw?
The required blade length is 1505 mm, equal to approximately 59 inches. Check the model plate before installation, as a correct length supports safe tensioning and reliable tracking during use.

2. Which blade widths and tooth counts are available?
Available choices include 6 mm, 10 mm, and 13 mm widths, with tooth counts from 4 to 24 TPI. Select according to material thickness, cutting direction, and required finish quality.

3. Which blade configuration should I use for curves or straight cuts?
Use a narrower blade for curved shapes and a broader option for straighter work. Lower TPI cuts thicker timber faster, while higher TPI delivers a finer, cleaner surface finish consistently.

4. Is this blade suitable for DIY and professional woodworking?
Yes. This Draper bandsaw blade suits DIY tasks and professional workshop use, provided the selected width and tooth pattern match the timber thickness, cut type, machine setup, and feed rate.

5. How should I maintain the blade for a longer service life?
Remove dust and resin, inspect the teeth and weld, check guide alignment, and apply suitable tension. Avoid forcing timber through the blade, because excessive pressure causes premature wear and breakage.

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