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Omni-2 Plus Wire Saw

Omni-2 Plus Wire Saw by Gryphon
Price $609.95
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Your Price: $549.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Round diamond blade cuts in any direction
  • Built-in automatic pump eliminates the need for a fresh water reservoir and used water container
  • Simple construction with few moving parts
  • Small built-in spotlight shines directly on your work, eliminating shadows
  • Includes 6 turbo blades plus a spare chuck!
  • Powerful motor to cut glass quickly
  • Long-lasting blades


Product Description

Now Better Than Ever!
Cut in any direction and create intricate cuts and inside curves the easy way! Use the incredibly long-lasting round diamond-coated blade to make cuts in all directions on the 12" x 12" work surface. You can even make inside cuts easily by drilling a pilot hole in glass and passing the saw blade through the hole before cutting. Since the blade size is only .063" in diameter, you have greater flexibility cutting intricate shapes and narrow cut lines. Built-in automatic pump keeps saw cool and spotlight shines directly on your work, making it easier to see pattern lines and eliminating shadows. Features a 1/4 hp motor and includes 6 Turbo blades plus a spare chuck. Five year limited manufacturer warranty (excludes blades).

All This Plus
The Omni-2 Wire Saw Plus has a faster, more powerful motor to cut glass and other hard materials quickly. This motor is located on top, away from the water. The improved built-in automatic pump completely eliminates the need for fresh water reservoir and used water containers. The blades also have significantly longer life to save you money and time.

Glass Craftsman Magazine Recommends
"Gryphon's Omni Wire Saw has a lot of winning ingredients, top of the list being affordable, long lasting diamond wire blades. We suggest you give the Omni a try first chance you get!"

Product Details

  • Motor:1/4 hp Direct Drive DC
  • Motor Speed: 5000 rpm
  • Dimensions: 19" tall, 14" deep, 13.5" wide
  • Platform Area: One Square Foot
  • Coolant System: Built-in automatic pump recirculates water from base of saw
  • Blade Base Diameter: .063"
  • Limited Warranty: 5 years (excludes blades)

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Nice easy to use saw
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Pros : Cuts all directions. Relatively inexpensive blades. Nice work surface. Easy set up and maintenance.
Cons : The blade cuts a lot of glass out Compared to a bandsaw. A little bit noisy. I find that the finger protection interferes a little bit. But,Otherwise not too many cons.
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9 of 12 people found this review helpful
5 out of 5 stars
  •   This is the best wire saw I've ever used!
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Pros : This is an excellent wire saw for someone who is just starting out and wants to try their hand at cutting glass. This saw cuts very intricate shapes and inside cuts so you can expand your making of harder things without it actually being hard to do! The blades last a long time and you can cut in all directions.
Cons : You need to make sure you put it in a tub to catch water that will spray out at times which is normal for any water saw. That is really the only con(if you want to call it that, I think it's more of a suggestion), to help with over spray.
Other Thoughts : If you're new at wanting to try a glass water saw, please try this one! You will not be disappointed!!
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14 of 16 people found this review helpful
5 out of 5 stars
  •   My First Saw
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Pros : I've only had this saw a couple of months but have already found it to be just what I needed. I like the wire saw blades as opposed to the circular blades that come on other saws. The replacement blades are much more economical too. It doesn't have very many moving parts which is good and it is really sturdy.
Cons : I did have a little trouble putting the first blade in, but once I got it in, it has stayed in and I haven't replaced it yet. But I like that it doesn't fall out either.
Other Thoughts : I put it inside a rubbermaid container, big rectangular one, and that keeps water from splashing all over. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase.
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