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Diamond Elite Band Saw

Diamond Elite Band Saw by Diamond Tech
Price $819.95
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Product Features

  • Set up is quick and easy plus low maintenance making this our most popular band saw
  • Make precise, smooth cuts on art glass and ceramic tile
  • Small kerf means it eliminates waste and time grinding
  • Includes 2 ultra-thin diamond edged blades
  • Recirculating water pump keeps your saw running cool and clean
  • Variable speed 1/7 hp motor, backed by 3 year warranty
  • Safe and simple to operate

Product Description

Our Most Popular Band Saw!
With the Diamond Elite, it's simple to achieve precise intricate, smooth cuts on all kinds of art glass and ceramic tile. This means you virtually eliminate time spent at the grinder and waste less glass on tricky cuts.

  • Includes two ultra-thin diamond-edged blades, that's over a $180 retail value providing up to 160 hours of cutting
  • Narrow profile blade allows you to cut details like never before, and makes even "impossible" cuts possible
  • Adjustable blade guides can be positioned directly over your work up to 1" thick, reducing vibration in the blade for greater stability and concise control
  • Built-in light illuminates the cutting area so you can see clearly for more accurate cuts
  • Durable re-circulating water pump with "ultra-plus" filtration provides a steady stream of water to the blade, keeping your saw running cool and clean
  • Extra large 10" x 12" table provides support for large glass pieces
  • Straight edge and angle guides ensure accurate cuts
  • Variable speed 1/7 hp motor makes it easy to set the cutting speed according to the material, thickness, and precision of your cuts. Plus, it's so quiet you can hardly hear it run
  • Set up takes only minutes, and with easy-to-install blades, quick blade tension adjustment, and virtually no replacement parts, you can spend more time cutting, and less time maintaining your saw
  • So sturdy it's covered by an incredible 3 year manufacturer warranty (excluding blades)
Click here for accessories and replacement parts for your Diamond Elite Band Saw.

 

Product Details

  • Motor: 1/7 hp variable speed
  • Cutting Speed: 26" per minute
  • Cutting Radius: 0.25"
  • Blade Length: 36"
  • Blade Life: approx. 80 - 100 hours
  • Throat Depth: 5"
  • Table Size: 10" x 12"
  • Overall Size: 22"H x 14"W x 13"L
  • Weight: 23 lbs.
  • Warranty: 3 years (excludes blades)

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2 out of 5 stars
  •   Cheap Construction
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Pros : Easy to set up and does not take too much room
Cons : Cheap construction. Screws , nuts & bolts not stainless steel and therefore start to rust almost immediately. The cutting table has a plastic coating which starts to deteriorate after a short time of use.
Other Thoughts : The advertisement of this machine does match the quality of the end product.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   How did I ever work without this?
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Pros : Saves glass
Cons : Cons?
Other Thoughts : Cuts glass like it's cutting butter! I love this thing. I thought it was expensive, but I'll bet it's going to end up paying for itself in glass and dollars I don't have to put in the Swear Jar when I mess up a piece of glass on a difficult cut.
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