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Zephyr + Diamond Ring Saw

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Zephyr + Diamond Ring Saw
$379.95 USD
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Item# 84130
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Product Features

  • Large 17-1/2" x 17-1/2" work surface
  • Features a deep 6-5/8" throat
  • Detachable motor that creates a hand-held portable saw easily
  • Replacement blade and maintenance kit included

Product Description

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Now through August 31, 2020 you can get four free grinder bits from Gryphon when you purchase this tool. That's a $56 Value - Free. Find the mail in coupon to claim your free bits by viewing the additional images and selecting the Gryphon 4 FREE Bits Offer pdf.

The Zephyr Ring Saw Includes More Than Ever Before!
Make cuts in all directions with the quiet, smooth, easy-to-operate Gryphon Zephyr. Cut glass, tile, ceramics and stone up to 1-1/2" thick on the large 17-1/2" x 17-1/2" work surface. Features a deep 6-5/8" throat and diamond coated 7" round blade. Best of all, the saw's bearings and wheels are shielded to protect them from glass dust, extending the life of these critical parts. Comes complete with a replacement blade and a maintenance kit to keep your saw running smoothly. 

The motor/ blade assembly can be easily detached, creating a hand-held saw that can be used to cut anywhere (see additional images). Overall dimensions: 18" x 18" x 11". Three year manufacturer warranty (excludes replaceable parts).

With available specialty blades you can create cuts for all your designs with ease. Fine blade #84107 provides a smooth cut on even delicate materials such as dichroic and iridescent glass. Use the separating blade #84132 to make inside cuts with no leader path (see additional images).

Available in 220/240 Volt
Also available in 220/224 international voltage version.

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Product Details

  • Motor: 1/3 hp, 110 volt
  • Fuse: 3 Amps, Fast Acting
  • Cutting Speed: Up to 25 inches/minute
  • Blade: 7", diamond coated, stainless steel
  • Work Surface: 17-1/2" x 17-1/2"
  • Throat Depth: 6-5/8" throat depth
  • Overall Dimensions: 18" x 18" x 11"
  • Warranty: 3 years

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2 out of 5 stars
  •   Is just "okay"
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Pros : Quieter than Taurus II - that's the only pro.
Cons : 1. Work surface is tricky to attach. 2. Clear plastic eye guard broke very shortly after I bought it. This part must be removed to open the saw (poor design.) Now I go without it. 3. Doesn't feel as solid as Taurus II (this is the only other saw I can compare it to since I've owned and used both.) Blade feels feeble when cutting. That's the best I can describe it. Blade & belt slippage, even after constantly tightening and replacing blade. 4. You have to remove the work surface to see the water level - this is a pain!
Other Thoughts : I used the Taurus II for many years (at least 10 years and used it heavily)and then bought this saw, which I've used for a year, so I can only compare this saw to the Taurus II. It's quieter than the Taurus II and that's about the only thing good about it. In general I don't like this saw. It seems flimsy and the blade & belt tend to slip (a real pain to have to constantly open and fix.) Eye shield broke shortly after I purchased it. I am now looking into buying another Taurus saw, probably the Taurus III.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Love It
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Pros : I have had this saw now for over a year now and have had no problems with it. I do have a band saw, but enjoy this one much better. In the time I've had this so far only the belt has had to be replaced. I make sure I totally clean it each time after use and remove all the grit. I introduced this to my students and after being afraid of using it they look forward to cutting questionable curves. I admit you do have to work pretty quickly when using it, but have found that using Mark Stay helps a great deal.
Cons : none for me
Other Thoughts : I also like the wide surface area. Wish the head had a spot light to shine on the cutting surface - Maybe that will be their next model.
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1 out of 5 stars
  •   Not Durable
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Pros : I cannot find any except that it's quiet.
Cons : Poorly made, had it for four months and parts broke.
Other Thoughts : Expensive and not reliable.
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