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Bi-Metal Ripper Blades
Bi-Metal Ripper Blades
Premium Quality Bi-Metal Ripper Bandsaw Blades that contain specialist a hard tooth blade made from high-performance M42 high-speed steel that includes a backing strip in alloy tempered steel made for timber Ripping Applications.
Therefore it cuts significantly faster and is 10 times more durable than carbon blades.
However, the Carbon blades are still a good cost-effective alternative
In conclusion, these blades are suitable for Woodmizer, Baker, Forester machines, most portable sawmills, and many multi-head sawmilling machines.
- Exceptional performance giving fast clean cuts
- Excellent heat and wear resistance to cut for longer and harder
- Increased blade life for reduced production costs and blade spend
- Bandwidths from 20mm-54mm
- Suitable on Sleepers
- Can be resharpened
- Great on super hardwoods
Above all, Improved quality of finish on Sawn Timber
For instance, This blade is perfect for the following applications?
Timber
Super Hardwoods
Softwoods
Sleepers
Bi-Metal Ripper Blades
4.8 out of 5 stars (based on 6 reviews)
Made from high-performance M42 high-speed steel that includes a backing strip in alloy tempered steel.
Therefore it can cuts significantly faster and is 10 times more durable than carbon blades.
In conclusion, this bandsaw blade is perfect for timber Ripping and Resaw applications.
Suitable for Woodmizer, Baker, Forester machines, most portable sawmills and many multi-head sawmilling machines..
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Technical Specifications
| Item | Bi-Metal Ripper Blade |
| Materials Cut | Wood/Timber |
| Cutting Edge Style | Variable |
| For Use With Saw Type | Bandsaws |
Bi-Metal Ripper Blades
Premium quality specialist hard tooth blade made from high-performance M42 high-speed steel and backing material in alloy tempered steel made for timber ripping applications.
Suitable for Woodmizer, Baker, Forester machines, most portable sawmills, and many multi-head sawmilling machines.
- Exceptional performance giving fast clean cuts
- Excellent heat and wear resistance to cut for longer and harder
- Increased blade life for reduced production costs and blade spend
- Improved quality of finish on sawn timber
Suitable for Woodmizer, Baker, Forester machines, most portable sawmills, and many multi-head sawmilling machines.
What does the Blade Cut?
Timber
Super Hardwoods
Softwoods
Sleepers
Standard order processing/manufacturing time is around 24-48hours
All orders placed before 4:00 pm Melbourne time go into production on the same day and dispatched the following afternoon.
Please Note: Bandsaw blades under the PREMIUM CATEGORY which include "TCT Timber, Carbide Grit and Diamond Coated Bandsaw Blades can take up to 4 weeks to 3 months to be shipped due to high demand and complexity of the production process.
For Enquires, please email [email protected] or phone 03 9005 7931.
- Delivery policy
We will arrange for the products to be delivered to the address for delivery indicated in your order. Each item will be subject to “Signed on Receipt”.
We will use reasonable endeavours to deliver products on the date for delivery set out in our order confirmation or, if no date is set out in our order confirmation, within 7 days of the date of our order confirmation. However, we cannot guarantee delivery by the relevant date.
We do however guarantee that unless there are exceptional circumstances all deliveries of products will be dispatched within 30 days of the later of receipt of payment and the date of our order confirmation
VIC 1 Day
NSW 2 Days
ACT 2 Days
TAS 3 Days
QLD 3 Days
NT 5 Days
SA 2 Days
WA 5 Days
4.8 out of 5 stars (based on 6 reviews)
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Clean Cut Wood
November 15, 2021
Nice clean cuts. I do tall heavy cuts and works great on day to day wood work.
Cuts Pear Like Butter
November 9, 2021
Needed a skip tooth 1/2″ blade for my 14″ bandsaw to do some little resawing. This one’s price was good for this size, so tried it.
After methodically adjusting up all the aspects of my bandsaw as I installed this blade, it started cutting beautifully. First wood was some small branch logs of pear wood that I had kept from a friend’s fallen tree. The blade did not wonder and cut a surprisingly smooth face on the pieces. Almost could have sanded them smooth rather than sending them through the planer (but I did).
Several times now, I have used it for some simple shop bandsaw tasks on thick pieces of wood and it performed well. Plan to keep it in the saw as my normal “go-to” blade.
Next issue will be to see how long the sharpness lasts. If I don’t cut any nails with it, I think I will get a good lifetime from it.
Fast Response - Good Quality
November 9, 2021
Fast Service – Good quality blades which works well, can’t comment yet on longevity.
Excellent Fit
November 6, 2021
Was bit concerned about the size. I was pleasantly surprised that it fit very well. In fact it is a better fit than the blade that came with the bandsaw.
Razor sharp and cuts well and considerably less drift than the original blade.
GREAT TO HAVE DOMESTIC MADE
September 7, 2021
Got new blades for my bandsaw – works much better than the ones that came supplied with the machine ( brilliant ) “
Bi-metal Ripper Blades
Generally, the higher the amount of saw blade teeth, the better the quality of cut and finishing. If you’re looking for a faster and rougher cut, then a blade with fewer teeth will be more suitable.
For example, if you are cutting aluminium or a high quality finish when cutting laminate, you will want a higher number of teeth compared to blades for soft wood.
When blades have fewer teeth, they have deeper gullets (space in between teeth) which creates a more aggressive chiselling action.
A band saw can be used to cut curves, even in thick lumber, such as in creating cabriole legs, to rip lumber and to crosscut short pieces. The most common use for the band saw, however, is in cutting irregular shapes.
The second most common use is in resawing or ripping lumber into thinner slabs.14 Apr 2009
You should be able to sharpen your blade two or three times before needing to replace it, but sometimes breakage happens. Blade breakage can result from a range of situations. Common causes of blade breakage include: Dull teeth.
It’s really something that takes a little time to get a feel for. At some point, you will realize you have to push much harder than you used to for something as simple as a ripping operation.
You will also notice more burning on woods that didn’t burn before. In addition, you should notice more tearout on your cuts. If you don’t notice any of these changes, or they just aren’t that severe yet, then the blade is still sharp. The first time you notice these things, clean the blade. After 2-3 cleanings it’s time for a resharpening.
Carbon steel is the most common cost effective metal used to manufacture sawmill blades and performs well for high production.
Bi-Metal steel has been gaining popularity due to its durability and heat resistance, which keeps the blades sharp longer. They typically last 10x longer than carbon steel ones but come at a higher price.
When it comes to ripping – the coarser the better . a range between 1 to 2 TPI is recommended.
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2. Now Enter the Exact Length in (mm) (Made to your Order)
Length is not correct, changed to maximum allow length.
Adjust the wheels of the machine to their correct position (about the middle of the adjustment range)
- Refering to the diagram below, measure the distance between the centre point of each wheel in mm (measurement D).
- Now measure the radius of each wheel in mm (R1 and R2).
- Use this formula to calculate the band length
3. Select the TPI (Teeth Per Inch)
The recommended TPI(s) will be shown automatically for your chosen blade width.
The number of teeth per inch (TPI) defines the pitch of the blade.
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.
Please use the following guide to select the correct tooth selection.
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