DeWalt Compact Mini Band Saw Blades

The DeWalt Compact Mini Band Saw Blades represent over fifty years of specialized manufacturing excellence. Each blade is welded-to-length in DeWalt’s state-of-the-art facility, ensuring perfect fit and performance for all major portable band saw brands. These blades are 32 7/8” long and specifically made for the Compact-mini bandsaw, the most often used one being the DeWalt cordless.

The innovative design combines durability with versatility, making these compact mini band saw blades the preferred choice for industrial, construction, and demolition professionals worldwide. They are made to cut a wide array of materials and are made for longevity in cordless compact mini saws.

DEWALT Bi-Metal Cordless compact mini band saw blades are ideal for thick metal, medium metal, and thin-gauge metal cutting. A High-Speed Steel cutting edge delivers excellent heat and wears resistance. A flexible steel backer provides fatigue resistance.

Primary Applications:

• Stainless steel cutting
• Pipe and tubing work
• Solid metal fabrication
• Industrial manufacturing
• Construction projects
• Demolition operations
• General metal cutting
• Professional contracting

Key Features:

• Construction: Bi-metal with shock-resistant teeth
• Length: 32-7/8 inches standard size
• Thickness: .020″ standard (.025″ heavy-duty available)
• Tooth Options: 10-24 teeth per inch
• Pitch Design: Variable for reduced vibration
• Compatibility: Universal fit for major brands
• Material: Heat-treated premium steel
• Performance: Enhanced chip clearance
• Durability: Industrial-grade construction
• Applications: Multi-material cutting capability

Pricing:

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Any tooth configuration, Case of 100 blades: $899.00 (8.99 per blade)

Note: Sold in Cases Only. For Super-Bulk Quantity Discounts, or to mix & match the tooth configurations, Call us at 1-866-601-8105

Operating Instructions:

• Verify the blade is the correct length (32‑7/8 in.) and tooth configuration for your band saw model.
• Mount the blade on the saw according to the manufacturer’s procedure, ensuring the back side faces the correct direction.
• Tighten the blade clamp or arbor lock to secure the blade firmly; never work with a loose blade.
• Adjust the cutting speed to match the material: use the highest speed for thin‑gauge metal, lower speeds for thick or heavily alloyed metal.
• Keep the blade tension within the specified range (usually 25–35 psi) to avoid vibration and blade distortion.
• Use the appropriate feed rate: a slower feed for fine finishes, a faster feed for rough cuts.
• Regularly check the blade for wear or damage; replace immediately if teeth are bent, chipped, or the edge is dulled.
• Clean the blade and saw after each job to remove metal chips and prevent corrosion.

Handling Information:

• Store blades in a dry, dust‑free location, preferably in their original packaging or a sealed plastic bag.
• Handle blades with gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges and to prevent metal shavings from sticking to skin.
• Keep blades away from children and untrained personnel; only authorized operators should handle them.
• Do not bend or twist blades; they are designed for straight, uniform cuts only.
• When transporting, secure the case or bag to avoid accidental roll‑over or tip‑over.

Safety Information:

• Wear eye protection (safety glasses or a face shield) at all times during cutting.
• Use hearing protection when operating loud band saws.
• Ensure the saw is switched off and unplugged before installing or removing blades.
• Keep all bystanders at least 3 ft away from the blade’s path during operation.
• Do not cut materials that exceed the blade’s specified thickness or material rating.
• Avoid cutting through or near the blade’s base where the backer is located; this area is prone to high heat buildup.
• Never attempt to replace a blade while the saw is running; always wait for the blade to come to a complete stop.
• Follow all additional safety guidelines provided in the saw’s user manual, including lock‑out/tag‑out procedures if applicable.

FAQs:

Q: What makes these compact mini band saw blades different from standard options?
A: These blades feature bi-metal construction with shock-resistant teeth and variable pitch design for superior performance and longevity.

Q: Which portable band saws are these compact mini band saw blades compatible with?
A: They fit all major brands using 32-7/8 inch blades, including Milwaukee, DeWalt, and Makita.

Q: What materials can these compact mini band saw blades cut?
A: They’re designed for all machinable metals, including stainless steel, pipes, tubing, and solid materials.

Q: How long do these compact mini band saw blades typically last?
A: Lifespan varies by application, but the heat-treated bi-metal construction provides superior durability compared to standard blades.

Q: What tooth count should I choose?
A: 10 TPI for faster cutting of thicker materials, 24 TPI for thinner materials requiring finer finish.

Q: Are these blades suitable for professional use?
A: Yes, they’re specifically engineered for industrial and professional applications.

Q: Do you offer bulk pricing?
A: Yes, significant savings are available on box quantities (100 pieces).

Q: What’s the difference between standard and heavy-duty compact mini band saw blades?
A: Heavy-duty versions feature .025″ thickness for enhanced durability in demanding applications.

Q: Is shipping included?
A: Yes, free shipping is offered on box quantity orders.

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