Designed for the Bainbridge 712 Bandsaw
Specified for the vintage Bainbridge 712 metal-cutting bandsaw, this replacement blade measures 93.5 inches in length and 5/8 inch in width.
93.5-Inch Blade Length
The 93.5-inch blade length is the specified size for this product listing. Correct blade length is essential for proper installation, tensioning, and tracking.
5/8-Inch Blade Width
The 0.625-inch blade width provides a suitable cutting profile for the specified machine. Always confirm the width against the existing blade and machine documentation before ordering.
Designed for Metal Cutting
Intended for metal-cutting applications involving compatible steel sections, bars, tubing, and other metal stock. Tooth pitch and blade material should be selected according to the material and its thickness.
Horizontal Cutting Configuration
The Bainbridge 712 was designed primarily as a horizontal metal-cutting bandsaw, making it suitable for workshop fabrication and metal stock cutting.
Vertical Utility Cutting Capability
The machine's pivoting-head configuration can also support vertical utility cutting when equipped with the appropriate auxiliary table attachment.
Cast-Aluminum Wheel Design
The original Bainbridge 712 features heavy cast-aluminum wheels with a slightly crowned profile. This design helps guide the blade and maintain consistent tracking during operation.
Heavy-Duty Worm Gear Drive
The machine uses a Boston Gear worm-drive assembly, reflecting its robust mechanical construction and suitability for demanding metalworking applications.
Rigid Cast-Iron Construction
The Bainbridge 712 is built around four major iron castings. Its substantial construction helps provide machine stability during heavy cutting operations.
Blade Tracking and Stability
Correct blade dimensions, appropriate tension, and properly adjusted guides are important for maintaining stable tracking and accurate cutting performance.
Compatible With Different Tooth Configurations
The appropriate tooth pitch depends on the material type and thickness. Coarser tooth pitches are generally suitable for thicker stock, while finer pitches are more appropriate for thinner materials.
Suitable for Fabrication Workshops
This replacement blade is intended for compatible metalworking applications in fabrication shops, machine shops, maintenance facilities, and industrial workshops.
Replacement for Vintage Equipment
Designed for users maintaining older Bainbridge machinery, this blade specification provides a replacement option for the 712 model, subject to dimensional verification.
Supports Consistent Cutting Performance
Selecting the correct blade material, tooth pitch, speed, and feed rate helps maintain cutting quality and reduce premature tooth wear.
Practical Replacement Solution
A correctly matched replacement blade helps restore the cutting function of a vintage Bainbridge 712 while supporting routine workshop and fabrication work.
This blade is specified for the Bainbridge 712 heavy-duty horizontal metal-cutting bandsaw.
The specified blade length is 93.5 inches.
The blade width is 5/8 inch (0.625 inch).
Yes. The Bainbridge 712 is a vintage horizontal bandsaw primarily designed for metal-cutting applications.
Yes. The machine can be configured for vertical utility cutting with a suitable auxiliary table attachment.
The Bainbridge 712 is associated with the company's vintage machinery from the 1970s and 1980s.
It was manufactured by Bainbridge Manufacturing, Inc., in Marcellus, Michigan.
It is intended for compatible metal stock, such as steel sections, bars, and tubing. The correct tooth configuration must be selected for the material.
The appropriate TPI depends on material thickness. Coarser tooth pitches generally suit thicker stock, while finer pitches work better for thinner materials.
Proper blade tension helps maintain tracking, reduce unwanted blade movement, and support accurate cutting.
The original machine features heavy cast-aluminum wheels with a slightly crowned profile to help maintain blade tracking.
The Bainbridge 712 features a heavy-duty gearbox with a Boston Gear worm-drive assembly.
It is suitable for compatible metal-cutting work in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and professional workshops.
Use the correct TPI and cutting speed, maintain proper tension and tracking, secure the workpiece, and follow suitable feed and lubrication practices.
Confirm the 93.5-inch length and 5/8-inch width against your existing blade or machine documentation. Also verify blade thickness, tooth pitch, and material requirements.
| Blade Length inches | 93.5" |
| Min/Max Blade Width | 5/8" to 5/8" |
| Machine Type | Metal |
| Tooth Pitch (TPI) | Select According to Material |
| Compatible Machine | Bainbridge 712 |
| Machine Drive | Boston Gear Worm Drive |
| Wheel Construction | Cast Aluminum |
| Machine Frame | Heavy Iron Castings |
| Cutting Configuration | Horizontal; Vertical Utility With Auxiliary Table |
| Primary Application | Metal Cutting |
| Installation | Verify Dimensions Before Replacement |
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