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Taurus 3 Ring Saw

Taurus 3 Ring Saw by Gemini Saw Company

Price $413.95
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Product Features

  • 25% larger work surface than previous model
  • Greater blade exposure plus a built-in bright white light provides greater visibility for more precise cuts
  • The entire working part of the saw snaps out of the water bath and contains its own water so it can be used as a portable saw
  • Built to last - constructed with metal reinforced polycarbonate
  • Now includes an instructional DVD and blade stabilizer

Product Description

Everything You Want in a Ring Saw
The most popular ring saw in glass! The Taurus 3 features a 1/5 HP motor, 5-3/4" multi-directional blade and weighs only 14 pounds! Three year manufacturer warranty (excluding blades).

Advantages of the Taurus 3 Ring Saw:

  • Amazing Portability: the saw snaps out of its reservoir turning it into a hand-held saw so you can make cuts anywhere
  • Quieter: half the noise of older models
  • Large Work Surface: 17-3/4" x 16" with 5-5/8" throat depth
  • Built-in spotlight and flip-up face shield
  • Simpler: less maintenance and easier cleaning
  • Grinds as it cuts!
  • New: Includes instructional DVD and blade stabilizer
  • Three year warranty (excluding blades)
The Taurus 3 saw has a large water reservoir to keep your blade flushed and cool. Simply fill the reservoir with clean water (approximately 1 gallon) until it reaches half way up the bottom blue pulley.

Available in 220/240 Volt
Also available in a 220/240 international voltage version.

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Product Details

  • Motor: 1/5 hp, 110 volt, 60 Hz
  • Blade: 5 3/4", diamond coated, stainless steel
  • Work Surface: 17 3/4” x 16”
  • Throat Depth: 5 5/8"
  • Throat Height: 5 5/8”
  • Weight: 14LBS
  • Controls: On/Off Switch
  • Warranty: 3 Year Manufacturer

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   A must have tool for the hobbyist
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Pros : Works like a charm, easy and simple.
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : I purchased this machine on June 10th, and today (12th June) am making amazing pre-cuts of horse heads and other animals that actually as they are supposed too..... wish I had purchased this tool when I first started working with glass.... A great addition to my studio.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Pros : I just love this saw so much, that I bought a 2nd one. It's easy to use, very flexible and versatile to do intricate cuts. The videos are a bit like the Nutty Professor, but gets the point across in how to cut, maintain, replace the blade on the saw.....
Cons : The cut is a bit thick, so it takes some getting use to.
Other Thoughts : I prefer this saw over my other band saws.
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17 of 19 people found this review helpful
2 out of 5 stars
  •   Money suck
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Pros : When working, enables one to cut amazing shapes
Cons : Most of the time, not working. Very short blade life, plastic grommets wear easily, short belt life if using slicer blade
Other Thoughts : If you really need it to work, buy a different saw
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Every artist that works with glass knows how important it is to have the right tools. Without them, we’d never be able to bring our visions to life. When cutting glass for a project, a quality cutter is essential. Gemini Saw Company has thought of what we need when cutting glass with the Taurus 3 Ring Saw. Improving on former models, this ring saw has a 1/5 HP motor and is so lightweight at just 14 lbs., you can take it anywhere. Plus, the saw part snap outs of the water bath, turning it into a hand-held saw. It has its own water so it can easily be used as a portable saw. But perhaps the best feature of all is the round diamond bit blade. It’s a 5-3/4” multi-directional blade which means you can cut seamlessly in any direction you choose. The greater blade exposure means more precise cuts.
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