Sealey SM1304 Bandsaw Blade 1712mm (67 3/8") - Various Widths & TPI - Xcalibur Tooling
Made specifically for the Sealey SM1304, this 1712mm bandsaw blade (67 3/8-inch) provides the correct machine-specific length for woodworking tasks ranging from everyday stock preparation to controlled curved and straight cutting.
Manufactured from high-carbon steel and precision-welded in the UK, the Sealey SM1304 bandsaw blade is available in multiple widths and TPI configurations. This gives woodworkers the flexibility to select a blade according to timber thickness, cutting direction, curve radius, and the finish required for the project.
Key Features
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SM1304-Specific Blade Size: The 1712mm (67 3/8-inch) length is designed for the Sealey SM1304, making it easier to identify the correct replacement before selecting the required blade width and tooth configuration.
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High-Carbon Steel Construction: The high-carbon steel bandsaw blade combines useful flexibility with a sharp cutting edge, allowing it to travel continuously around the machine wheels during regular woodworking operations.
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Precision-Welded in the UK: Each blade is welded in the UK to create a continuous loop with a carefully formed joint suitable for repeated workshop cutting.
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Multiple Width Options: Available blade widths allow users to adapt the SM1304 for different operations, from following smaller curves to maintaining better control during longer straight cuts.
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TPI Options for Different Materials: A selection of teeth-per-inch configurations helps users adjust cutting performance according to timber thickness, feed requirements, chip clearance, and the quality of finish expected.
Applications
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Use narrower blade widths when producing curved components, decorative shapes, templates, toys, or other work where the cutting line regularly changes direction.
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Select medium-width bandsaw blades for woodworking projects that combine straight sections with moderate curves, providing a useful balance between manoeuvrability and directional control.
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Choose wider configurations when preparing timber with longer straight cuts or ripping operations where additional blade stability can help maintain a more consistent cutting path.
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Use lower 4–6 TPI options when cutting thicker timber or hardwood where efficient material removal and sufficient space between teeth for sawdust clearance are important.
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Keep the correct replacement bandsaw blade available for furniture projects, joinery preparation, general timber sizing, shaped components, and other regular workshop jobs completed with the Sealey SM1304.
Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?
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The machine-specific 1712mm length removes uncertainty when identifying a suitable blade for the Sealey SM1304 before choosing the width and TPI required for the actual cutting task.
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A choice of widths allows one bandsaw to support several types of woodworking rather than limiting the machine to only straight cutting or detailed shaping.
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Different TPI configurations make it possible to select a tooth pattern based on stock thickness and finish requirements instead of using the same tooth count for every material.
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High-carbon steel provides the combination of blade flexibility and cutting characteristics needed for repeated movement around bandsaw wheels while working with timber.
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UK precision welding, machine-specific sizing, and configurable width and TPI choices make this blade suitable for both home workshops and professional woodworking environments using the Sealey SM1304.
FAQs
1. What is the correct blade length for the Sealey SM1304?
The Sealey SM1304 product listing specifies a blade length of 1712mm (67 3/8 inches). Check that your machine is the SM1304 model before ordering, then select the blade width and TPI appropriate for the intended woodworking application.
2. What blade width is suitable for curved and straight cutting?
Narrow 3–6mm blades are useful when following tighter curves and detailed shapes. Medium 10–13mm blades are suited to general workshop cutting, while wider 19mm-plus options provide greater stability for straighter cutting and timber ripping.
3. Which TPI should I select for the Sealey SM1304?
Lower 4–6 TPI options are suited to faster cutting in thicker timber or hardwood. Medium 8–10 TPI configurations work well for general woodworking, while 14 TPI and above are intended for finer cutting and smoother results on thinner material.
4. What material is the Sealey SM1304 blade manufactured from?
The blade is manufactured from high-carbon steel and precision-welded in the UK. High-carbon steel provides the flexibility needed for continuous bandsaw operation while maintaining suitable cutting characteristics for woodworking.
5. What factors should I consider before ordering a replacement SM1304 blade?
First, confirm that your machine requires the 1712mm blade length. Then consider whether the project involves straight cuts or curves, the thickness and type of timber being cut, and the finish required. These factors will help determine the most appropriate blade width and TPI configuration.