Record Power DMB68 Bandsaw Blade 2235mm (88")- Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling

Designed around the Record Power DMB68, this Xcalibur Tooling bandsaw blade uses the specified 2235mm (88-inch) length and high-carbon steel construction for a broad range of timber-cutting work.

Different blade widths and tooth pitches allow the setup to be adapted according to stock thickness, cutting direction, and finish expectations. The available configurations cover everything from tighter shaped work to general sawing, ripping, and finer cuts on thinner material.

Key Features

• DMB68-Specific Blade Length: At 2235mm (88 inches), the blade matches the length stated for the Record Power DMB68 bandsaw.

• High-Carbon Steel Material: High-carbon steel gives the blade a useful combination of flexibility and cutting sharpness for everyday woodworking operations.

• UK Precision Welding: Every DMB68 blade is precision-welded in the UK, producing the continuous loop required for consistent bandsaw operation.

• Width Selection for Different Cuts: Narrow, medium, and wider blade choices allow the cutting setup to be tailored to curves, general work, or ripping.

• TPI Options for Cut Control: Low, medium, and high TPI choices help match tooth spacing to timber thickness, cutting speed, and required surface finish.

Applications

• Shape curved furniture parts, decorative components, templates, and similar work by selecting a narrower blade suited to the required cutting radius.

• Carry out routine cross-cutting and general timber preparation with a medium-width blade where balanced handling and control are useful.

• Rip thicker timber and complete longer straight passes using a wider blade where increased directional stability is preferred.

• Match 4–6 TPI configurations to faster cutting in hardwood or thick stock where effective chip clearance is particularly important.

• Use the blade alongside power tools for cutting wood when preparing joinery parts, workshop components, shaped pieces, and finer woodworking projects.

Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?

• A stated 2235mm length gives DMB68 owners a clear specification to work from when replacing an existing bandsaw blade.

• Width flexibility means the blade can be selected around the geometry of the cut rather than relying on one configuration for every task.

• TPI choice provides greater control over the balance between faster timber removal, general-purpose sawing, and a finer finished edge.

• High-carbon steel construction makes the blade suitable for woodworking situations where both tooth sharpness and blade flexibility are useful characteristics.

• UK precision welding adds another practical consideration for users seeking a machine-length replacement blade for regular hobby or trade workshop use.

FAQs

1. What blade length is required for the Record Power DMB68 bandsaw?
The Record Power DMB68 uses a 2235mm (88-inch) bandsaw blade. Check the machine model before ordering, then select the width and TPI according to the type of cut, material thickness, and finish you need.

2. How do I decide which blade width is appropriate for my work?
Use narrower 3–6mm blades when tight curves and intricate shapes are required. Medium 10–13mm blades suit general cutting, while 19mm-plus widths are intended for straighter cuts and timber ripping where more stability is helpful.

3. Which TPI should I choose for thick timber or finer woodworking?
For hardwood or thicker timber, 4–6 TPI supports faster cutting and chip clearance. An 8–10 TPI configuration suits general woodworking, while 14 TPI or higher is intended for finer cuts and smoother results on thinner stock.

4. What material is the DMB68 bandsaw blade manufactured from?
The blade is produced from high-carbon steel and precision-welded in the UK. This material provides the flexibility and cutting characteristics required across straight ripping, general woodworking, curved profiles, and other suitable timber-cutting operations.

5. What should I consider when fitting a new blade to the DMB68?
Start by confirming the 2235mm blade length and choosing a suitable width and tooth pitch. During fitting, follow the bandsaw manufacturer's guidance for tension, tracking, and blade-guide adjustment, and inspect the blade periodically for visible wear.