Wide Blade Compatibility - Works with blade widths ranging from 0.125" to 0.75", providing flexibility for fine detailing or heavy-duty resawing.
Standard 93.5" Blade Length - Uses a 93.5-inch blade, ensuring easy availability of replacements from most major brands.
Built for Precision Woodworking - Designed specifically for wood materials, the Delta 28-280 excels in cabinetry, furniture making, craft cutting, and specialty woodworking.
Smooth, Low-Vibration Operation - Balanced wheels and a sturdy frame reduce vibration, helping users achieve clean and accurate cuts.
Adjustable Blade Guide System - Features upper and lower blade guides for improved tracking and precision during tight curves or straight cuts.
Heavy-Duty Table Design - Most 28-280 models include a solid cast-iron table for stability, plus tilt capability for bevel cutting.
Versatile Cutting Performance - Perfect for ripping, resawing, crosscutting, curved cuts, notching, joinery prep, and fine detail work.
Durable Construction - Delta is known for long-lasting machines built with quality materials that hold up under continuous woodworking use.
It uses a 93.5-inch blade.
The minimum blade width is 0.125 inches for small-radius curve cuts.
It accepts up to 0.75-inch blades, ideal for resawing or straight cutting.
Yes, the Delta 28-280 is designed specifically for woodworking applications.
Yes, with the correct blade installed, it handles hardwoods effectively.
Most 28-280 units feature a tilting table (typically up to 45 degrees).
Yes, many replacement parts and accessories are available through aftermarket suppliers.
It features balanced wheels and a strong frame for reduced vibration and stable performance.
Yes, it is user-friendly and ideal for those learning to use a bandsaw.
Yes, adjustable blade guides are included for improved accuracy.
Curve cutting, resawing, ripping, joinery cutting, and general woodworking tasks.
Yes—its 0.125-inch min blade width allows for very tight curves.
Yes, it is durable and dependable for light-to-medium professional workloads.
Routine tasks include blade changes, cleaning wheels, and adjusting blade guides—simple for most users.
Some units include a fence while others do not; availability may vary based on seller.
| Blade Length inches | 93.5" |
| Min/Max Blade Width | 1/8" to 3/4" |
| Machine Type | Wood |
| Typical Wheel Size | 14 inches |
| Table Tilt Range | 0°–45° (varies by unit) |
| Construction | Heavy-duty frame / cast-iron table |
| Motor | 1 HP |
| Voltage | 120V (factory wired) or 240V capable |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Throat | 13-5/8" |
| Resaw height | 6" |
| Blade speed | Approximately 3,000 SFPM |
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