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There are 24 products.
HOLZMANN saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. 400 W. Ref.: 107-HBS470PROFI_400V.
HOLZMANN saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. 400 W. Ref.: 107-HBS400_400V.
HOLZMANN saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 107-HBS230HQ_230V.
ZENITECH saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 52-DLP180.
FDB MASCHINEN saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 14-826978.
DEWALT saw blade — cutting the material specified for the blade. Ref.: 35-DW876.
SCHEPPACH saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 19-1901503901.
FDB MASCHINEN saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 14-826269.
FDB MASCHINEN machine tool — workshop machining operations according to the machine type. Ref.: 14-827695.
MAST saw blade — cutting the material specified for the blade. Ref.: 107-H-BS350 230V.
MAST saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. 400V. Ref.: 107-MH-BS400 400V.
HOLZMANN saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 107-HBS300J_230V.
Woodworking band saws are versatile machines engineered for precise straight, radius, and intricate curved cutting through solid lumber, plywood, particleboard, and MDF. The cutting mechanism is an endless continuous steel blade looped over two balanced upper and lower wheels. Compared to circular table saws, a band saw produces an exceptionally narrow kerf width, generating minimal sawdust waste. They are absolute mainstays in custom woodworking shops for resawing thick lumber into thinner veneers, cutting curved furniture components, and executing creative scrollwork. Key specifications include resaw capacity (cutting height clearance), throat width, and motor power.
