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  • 2017 BROBO WALDOWN TNF-115

    2017 BROBO WALDOWN TNF-115

    • Manufacturer: Brobo
    • Model: TNF115

    1). OMGA AL 260 DOUBLE 45deg MITRE SAW Plus 4m Infeed Roller Table / Flipover Stop, Pneumatic Vertical/Horizontal Clamping, Semi-Automatic Operation, Digital Sizing, Made in ITALY, Very Heavy Duty Cast Iron Bed. ...

    $1,884 USD
    Jamisontown, Australia
  • TIGERSTOP AUTO PUSHER. TIGER 300SX

    TIGERSTOP AUTO PUSHER. TIGER 300SX SEMI-AUTO COLD SAW MEP Italy. FOM Panda 400 UPCUT SAW. LUNA MS400

    • Manufacturer: TigerStop

    1). TIGER STOP AUTOMATED PUSHER, COMPLETE SYSTEM INCLUDING 4m INFEED PUSHER ROLLER TABLE PLUS OUTFEED ROLLER TABLE, PROGRAMMABLE, MADE IN USA, HEAVY DUTY, LATE MODEL, AS NEW CONDITION. BELOW 1/2 NEW PRICE! SALE T...

    $1,884 USD
    Jamisontown, Australia
  • JIH 20ALU

    JIH 20ALU

      Features include: To operate the machine, simply treadle on the foot switch, the machine will automatically perform clamping and cutting for convenient operation; - Concealed sawblade perfonns upward cutting. Sin...

      Osborne Park, Australia

    Overview

    Saws are essential tools for cutting various materials such as wood, metal, and plastic. They come in different types, including hand saws, circular saws, band saws, and chainsaws, each designed for specific tasks. Whether for construction, woodworking, or metalworking, selecting the right saw can significantly improve efficiency and precision in cutting projects.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used saw?

    Check the saw's condition, age, and any signs of wear or damage. Verify that all parts function correctly, and look for any maintenance records or warranty information.

    How do I ensure safe shipping for my saw?

    Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in transporting tools. Ensure the saw is securely packed and cushioned to prevent any movement or damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a saw?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade, checking for sharpness, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for any damage. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.