All Magnate (TM) bandsaw blades are welded and fabricated in the USA. The coils/material are USA brands but may not be made in the USA. All band saw blades’ pictures depict a general bandsaw blade and thus may look different from each particular item.
This premium blade was designed with the professional and serious woodworker in mind. It is truly a unique blade featuring many new advances in blade design. Made from the toughest alloys, the teeth are precision ground and razor sharp, not punched or milled like traditional blades. During the manufacture of this blade, the teeth are impregnated with Carbide particles which greatly improve the cutting life of the blade. The teeth also feature a new aggressive tooth design and set. The sides of the blade are polished smooth and the back of the blade is rounded to allow it to feed and turn with less heat and chatter. This blade is manufactured to the industry's highest standards. No less than 30 inspections and tests insure this is the best blade for the discriminating woodworker.
It comes with 0.025” Thickness x 0.030” Kerf.
The following bandsaw models use 145 inch (12 ft. 1 inch, 12' 1") bandsaw blades. Laguna 18|bx & 18|CX
If in doubt when determining your bandsaw blade length, please refer the instructions below:
1 - Check the owner's manual of your bandsaw machine for specifications. Check not only the length, but also the range of the width and of the thickness. 2 - If the owner's manual is not available, refer to your previous invoices. 3 - Uncoil your blade and use a soft cloth measuring tape and accurately measure the length by pressing tape tightly at the back end of your old blade. 4- Mark a starting point on the floor and on your blade. Line up the starting point on your blade with the starting point on the floor. Roll the blade along the floor in a straight line until the starting point on the blade reaches the ground for the second time. Measure the length from the start point to the end point on the floor. 5 - Cut your old blade in half so that it lies flat and flush on a leveled surface and measure its length.