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Taurus 3 Ring Saw

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Taurus 3 Ring Saw
Price $419.95
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Product Features

  • 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: 1-1/2”
  • Weight: 14LBS
  • Controls: On/Off Switch
  • Warranty: 3 Year Manufacturer

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3 out of 5 stars
  •   Hobby saw not an industrial saw
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Pros : Cuts from any angle. Works well with adjuncts and lots of attention.
Cons : Light is poor. Bearings wear fast. Lots of splash. Saw body and blade assy loosens over time.
Other Thoughts : Works okay with many fixes. Extra lights. Splash guards. Additional measures to secure saw body. Still, it uses lots of bearings.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   EASY & AMAZING
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Pros : - Can cut glass in any angle. - Cuts like butter and just needs a little pressure from you, but that should be expected. - The platform where you place your glass to cut is nice and big. - The instruction manual that comes with it is very helpful. - As someone who is not good at cutting stained glass by hand, this was a life saver. Whether you're just starting out or a vet, you can 100% use this saw.
Cons : It is somewhat noisy, but when you're cutting stained glass with a bit, you shouldn't expect it to be super quiet. If I had to explain the noise level, if you had your TV on at a normal volumn you wouldn't be able to hear it. Not recommended for homes with sleeping babies. For a saw that cuts this well, honestly I wouldn't even list the noise level as a reason to not buy it.
Other Thoughts : Ya'll, you're gonna get a little wet. This takes a lot of water in order to work and I would HIGHLY suggest any electronics be a good distance away. Don't have your phone or laptop sitting next to it. Also, this thing is pretty big. You're going to need like, a medium table just to hold it. Lastly, 3 prong cord, just a heads up. Buy this saw.
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