1. 130-Inch Blade Length
The 130-inch blade length is matched to the Baileigh BS-300 configuration, providing proper fit and continuous loop operation around the machine's wheels.
2. 1-Inch Blade Width
The 1-inch blade width provides a stable cutting path and helps maintain blade rigidity during straight metal-cutting operations.
3. Designed for Metal Cutting
This blade configuration is intended for horizontal metal bandsaw applications, including cutting common metals and stock materials in fabrication and workshop environments.
4. Stable Blade Tracking
A correctly sized blade works with the saw's guide system to maintain consistent tracking and reduce unwanted blade movement during cutting.
5. Suitable for Multiple Cutting Applications
Selecting the appropriate tooth pitch allows the blade to be used for different material thicknesses, from smaller sections to heavier metal stock.
6. Supports Controlled Cutting
The Baileigh BS-300 operates at multiple blade speeds, allowing operators to select a suitable cutting rate for different metals and applications.
7. Compatible with Coolant-Assisted Cutting
The BS-300 features a flood coolant system. Using a suitable metal-cutting blade with coolant can help manage heat, flush chips from the cut, and improve blade service life.
8. Designed for Straight and Miter Cuts
The machine's mitering vise supports angled cuts up to 45°. A properly selected blade helps maintain cutting consistency during both straight and angled operations.
9. Reduced Vibration Potential
The 1-inch blade width offers good rigidity for horizontal metal cutting, helping support smooth operation when the blade is correctly tensioned and guided.
10. Application-Focused Blade Selection
For the best results, blade tooth count and tooth geometry should be selected according to the material type, thickness, and desired finish rather than blade width and length alone.
The specified blade length for this product is 130 inches.
The specified blade width is 1 inch.
The BS-300 is a horizontal metal-cutting bandsaw designed for workshop and fabrication applications.
Yes. The blade specification is intended for metal-cutting applications on the Baileigh BS-300.
The ideal TPI depends on the material type and thickness. Coarser pitches generally suit thicker stock, while finer pitches are better for thinner materials.
No. Different metals require different tooth configurations, pitches, and cutting speeds for optimal performance.
A suitable bi-metal or premium metal-cutting blade with the correct TPI can be used for stainless steel. Always match the blade specification to the material.
Yes. The machine is equipped with a built-in flood coolant system.
Proper tension helps maintain blade tracking, cutting accuracy, and blade stability while reducing the risk of premature wear.
An under-tensioned blade can wander, vibrate, track poorly, and produce inaccurate cuts.
Excessive tension can place unnecessary stress on the blade and machine components and may shorten blade life.
Yes. The BS-300's mitering vise allows angled cutting, and the correct blade can support these applications.
Use the correct blade speed and TPI, maintain proper tension and tracking, use coolant when appropriate, and avoid forcing the blade through the material.
Choose a tooth pitch based primarily on material thickness. Ideally, several teeth should remain engaged with the workpiece during cutting.
The 1-inch by 130-inch configuration is intended for the Baileigh BS-300 horizontal metal-cutting platform and can support demanding fabrication work when the blade type and tooth specification are correctly selected.
| Blade Length inches | 130" |
| Min/Max Blade Width | 1" to 1" |
| Machine Type | Metal |
| Blade Application | Metal Cutting |
| Bandsaw Type | Horizontal Metal-Cutting Bandsaw |
| Machine Motor | 2 HP |
| Machine Voltage | 240V |
| Electrical Phase | Single Phase |
| Cutting Speeds | 82, 132, 170 and 235 FPM |
| Round Capacity at 90° | 9.75 inches |
| Mitering Capacity | Up to 45° |
| Descent Control | Hydraulic |
| Coolant System | Built-in Flood Coolant |
| Recommended Use | Metal Fabrication, Workshop Cutting, General Metalworking |
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