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OFFRE SPÉCIALE - LIVRAISON GRATUITE SUR TOUTES LES COMMANDES AU ROYAUME-UNI
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Record Power BS300 Bi-Metal M42 Bandsaw 2369mm (93 1/4") 13mm (1/2") & 19mm (3/4") – Various TPI Available Xcalibur Tooling

Prix d'origine £17.49 - Prix d'origine £20.99
Prix d'origine
£17.49
£17.49 - £20.99
Prix actuel £17.49

Made for the Record Power BS300, this 2369mm (93 1/4-inch) M42 bi-metal blade combines a flexible backing with a wear-resistant cutting edge. It suits users seeking durable wood-cutting bandsaw blades for demanding workshop work.

Offered in 13mm (1/2-inch) and 19mm (3/4-inch) widths with several TPI options, the blade can be matched to material thickness, cutting speed, and finish requirements. These bandsaw blades support regular woodworking and heavier-duty cutting.

Key Features

  • M42 Bi-Metal Construction: Hardened cutting teeth and a resilient blade body provide strong resistance to wear during repeated workshop use.

  • Accurate 2369mm Sizing: Manufactured to suit the blade-length requirement of the Record Power BS300 for dependable fitting and operation.

  • Two Practical Width Choices: Select 13mm for versatile cutting or 19mm when additional blade stability is preferred for straighter work.

  • Multiple Tooth-Pitch Options: Various TPI configurations allow the blade to be selected according to stock thickness, cutting rate, and required finish.

  • Consistent Edge Performance: M42 tooth material helps maintain cutting effectiveness under demanding conditions where standard blade edges may wear sooner.

Applications

  • Suitable for cutting hardwood and other appropriate timber during furniture making, joinery, cabinetry, and general workshop projects.

  • The 13mm option works well where a balance between cutting control, versatility, and reasonable manoeuvrability is required.

  • A 19mm blade can be selected for straighter cuts, longer cutting runs, and jobs where greater lateral stability is beneficial.

  • Different tooth pitches make the blade adaptable to varying stock thicknesses and cutting requirements in professional or home workshops.

  • Useful as a replacement or alternative blade for BS300 owners carrying out regular DIY, fabrication, maintenance, or woodworking tasks.

Why Choose Our Blade?

  • M42 teeth retain their cutting edge effectively, helping reduce the frequency of blade changes during regular workshop use.

  • The bi-metal design balances tooth hardness with blade-body flexibility, supporting dependable operation under repeated cutting loads.

  • Choice of two widths gives woodworkers greater control over blade selection according to the type of work being undertaken.

  • Suitable TPI selection can help achieve efficient material removal while maintaining a cleaner, more controlled cut surface.

  • Machine-specific sizing makes the blade a practical option for BS300 users who value dependable fit, lasting performance, and consistent results.

FAQs

1. Is this blade suitable for the Record Power BS300?
This blade is sized at 2369mm and intended for the Record Power BS300. Before fitting, confirm your machine specification, selected width, tooth pitch, tracking, and tension settings for safe operation.

2. What is the benefit of M42 bi-metal construction?
M42 bi-metal construction combines a tough backing with hardened high-speed steel teeth. This improves wear resistance, heat tolerance, edge retention, and overall durability during repeated cutting across demanding workshop materials.

3. Should I choose the 13mm or 19mm blade width?
Choose 13mm when greater manoeuvrability is useful for general cutting, while 19mm offers added stability for straighter work. Always consider the machine limits, cut shape, and material thickness very carefully.

4. How do I select the right TPI for woodworking?
Lower TPI configurations generally suit thicker stock and faster waste removal, while higher TPI choices can give finer results on thinner material. Select according to thickness, feed rate, and finish.

5. How should I maintain these bandsaw blades?
Keep bandsaw blades clean, correctly tensioned, and properly tracked. Remove resin or debris, inspect teeth and welds regularly, avoid excessive feed pressure, and replace any blade showing damage or fatigue.

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