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Bandsaws
  • Cast Iron Wheels 
  • 1 HP Induction Motor
  • 6” Resaw Capacity 
$649
Bandsaws
  • 38″ Table Height
  • Tension Indicator
  • 110 Volt Outlet
$1,699
Bandsaws
  • 38″ Table Height
  • Disc-Brake with Micro-Switch
  • 110V or 220V Motor Available

 

Price range: $2,149 through $2,199
Bandsaws
  • Motor: 1-3/4 HP 110V
  • Designed For Both Wood & Metal
  • Digital Readout
$3,025
Bandsaws
  • 3HP, 220V Motor
  • 145″ Blade Length
  • 18″ Throat
$3,299
Bandsaws
  • 1.75 HP, 110V Motor
  • 16″ Resaw Height Capacity
  • Variable Speed
$4,899
Bandsaws
  • 24” Resaw Capacity 
  • 5 HP Induction Motor
  • DX3 DriftMaster Fence System
  • Air Strut Assist
$5,499

How to Choose a Woodworking Bandsaw

Bandsaw size and throat capacity

Bandsaw sizes such as 10-inch, 14-inch, 18-inch and 24-inch generally refer to the diameter class of the bandsaw’s wheels and provide a useful indication of the machine’s overall cutting capacity. An equally important specification is throat capacity—the horizontal distance between the blade and the saw’s frame. This determines the maximum width of material that can pass between the blade and frame during a cut. A compact bandsaw is well suited to smaller woodworking projects and shops where space is limited, while larger 18-inch and 24-inch bandsaws provide the additional throat space needed for wider boards, larger furniture components and more demanding woodworking projects. For example, Laguna’s 18|BX provides an 18-inch throat capacity, giving woodworkers considerably more room for handling large stock.

Resaw capacity

Resaw capacity is different from throat capacity. While throat capacity determines how much material can fit horizontally between the bandsaw blade and frame, resaw capacity measures the maximum height or thickness of material that can be cut vertically. This is especially important when resawing lumber into thinner boards, bookmatched panels or veneers. Laguna Tools offers woodworking bandsaws covering a wide range of resawing needs, beginning with the compact V:10 at 6 inches of resaw capacity and extending to the 24|BX with an impressive 24-inch resaw capacity. Choosing a bandsaw with greater resaw height gives woodworkers more flexibility when processing thick hardwoods and oversized stock.

Motor power and voltage

The right bandsaw motor power and voltage depends on the material being cut and how heavily the machine will be used. A 110V bandsaw is a practical choice for many home workshops and general woodworking applications because it can operate from an appropriate standard shop circuit while providing ample power for everyday cutting. Laguna offers several 110V models, including the 1 HP V:10 and 1-3/4 HP 14|CX, while the 14|BX is available in 110V or 220V configurations. For frequent resawing, thicker hardwoods and higher-volume work, stepping up to a more powerful 220V/230V bandsaw can provide the power needed for demanding cuts and sustained workloads. The 18|BX, for example, pairs a 3 HP motor with 220V power, while larger machines provide still more horsepower for heavy-duty woodworking. Always verify that your shop has the correct electrical circuit for the specific bandsaw before installation.

Blade speed, width and material

Choosing the correct bandsaw blade width and speed can make a significant difference in cutting accuracy, finish quality and overall performance. Narrow bandsaw blades can follow tighter curves, making them a good choice for contour cutting and detailed woodworking, while wider blades provide greater stability for straight cuts and resawing. Blade tooth configuration should also be matched to the material, its thickness and the desired finish. Woodworkers who primarily cut wood can choose a conventional woodworking bandsaw and appropriate blade, but cutting ferrous metals requires a machine specifically designed for the application and capable of operating at the appropriate lower blade speeds. Laguna’s variable-speed CX models are designed for expanded cutting applications; for example, the 14|CX is specifically listed for both wood and metal. Shoppers planning to cut metal should select an appropriate variable-speed model rather than assuming that any woodworking bandsaw can safely or effectively cut ferrous material.

Laguna Tools: Bandsaws

Laguna Tools offers an extensive selection of bandsaws that are perfect for your shop. Our robust machines are durable, user-friendly, and powerful enough to support a wide range of applications.

By investing in Laguna Tools’ bandsaws, you can elevate productivity, reduce material waste, maximize efficiency, and decrease the need for various single-purpose machines.

For decades, Laguna Tools has been on the leading edge of technology, which has enabled us to support the needs of a diverse array of clients. Our bandsaws feature heavy-duty frames and are competitively priced, which is why they’re the premier option for those working with wood, metal, and plastic.

We invite you to browse our selection of bandsaws for sale. Connect with an authorized Laguna Tools dealer to get support or make a purchase today.

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