The #1 Reason Why Your Amada Bandsaw Blades Are Missing The Mark

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By Tenesha
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If you have an Amada Bandsaw you may come to realise that the Amada bandsaw blades that comes with the machine is not ideal. More so if you need to cut through a range of different materials. In short Amada makes great bandsaw machines, we specialise in blades.

How You Can Fix It
At SawBlade.com.au we custom make our own Amada bandsaw blades to fit the Amada machines. This it not an Amada branded blade, it is a custom made blade to fit the Amada bandsaw and your needs. Specific to the machine, specific to the job.

Purchasing a customised bandsaw blade for the Amada bandsaw is the perfect choice if you’re looking for a blade with versatility. The Amada bandsaw is a large machine, often used in an industrial setting. So, they require a tough and durable blade to match.

If you want to cut wood with the Amada, we have blades for that (ripper blade). Want to cut through curved material? Opt for the Carbon Thin Gauge Blade. Just need a blade for general purpose cutting? Easy, check out the cost effective Carbon Flexback. Or, the Bi-Metal M42 for something stronger..

SawBlade.com.au is the one stop shop if you need a blade for your Amada bandsaw with more versatility.

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1. Applications

Bi-metal M42General Purpose Blade Bi-alfa ProfileSpecific to Metal Profile Cutting Bi-Alfa Cobalt ExtremeSolid, Thick-walled Tubes and all higher-grade alloys HM-Titan Alu TCTNon-ferrous metals and Best for plates and slabs HM-Titan BO TCTHardened and Tempered or induction hardened materials Cabon FlexbackWood / Plastic /Alumunium / Thin-Walled Tubes & Squares Carbon Thin GuageWood ( For Curves ) / Thin Plastic / Thin Aluminium Carbon ForestryRipping Wood - Standard Quality - Cost effective Bi-Metal ForestryRipping Wood - Best Quality - Longer Lasting Polished Carbon SteelMeat, Bone, Fish, Carcass Splitting General Purpose Band knifeFoam, Food Slicing, Packaging Carbide GritCarbon fiber reinforced plastic (CRP) / Concrete / Glass / Industrial ceramics /Silicon materials/ Cast iron/ Graphite/ Wire reinforced rubber

2. Great job, now select the Width

3. Select the Length (mm) (Round up to the Closest Increment)(Round up to the Closest Increment)

3. Now Enter the Exact Length in (mm) (Made to your Order)

Length is not correct, changed to maximum allow length.

4. Select the TPI (Teeth Per Inch)

The number of teeth per inch (TPI) defines the pitch of the blade and can vary from 1 to 32 tpi.

On some blades there are different pitches on the same blade. You must select the correct tpi for the thickness of material you are cutting. If the corrrect tpi is not chosen the blade life will be dramatically shortened.

The general rule of thumb is: For wood and soft materials aim ffor 3-6 teeth in the work piece.