Specialist Saws
Specialist saws are the go-to for trades needing precision cuts in challenging materials. From cutting metal pipes to slicing through dense timber, these saws are designed for tasks that standard blades can't handle. Whether you're on a first fix or tackling a bespoke project, their unique designs ensure clean, accurate cuts every time.
What Jobs Are Specialist Saws Best At?
- Perfect for cutting intricate shapes in hardwood, ensuring a precise fit in joinery and cabinetry work.
- Ideal for slicing through metal conduits and pipes during electrical and plumbing installations.
- Essential for delicate trim work, allowing decorators to achieve seamless finishes on skirting and mouldings.
- Great for cutting through fibreglass or composite materials in boat building or automotive repairs.
Who Uses These Specialist Saws?
- Joiners and carpenters needing precision tools for bespoke woodworking projects.
- Sparks and plumbers cutting through metal conduits and pipes on site.
- Decorators and fitters requiring clean cuts for trim and finish work.
- Boat builders and automotive repair teams working with fibreglass and composites.
Choosing the Right Specialist Saw
Match your saw to the material and cut type required for your project:
1. Blade Material
For metal cutting, opt for bi-metal or carbide-tipped blades. Woodwork demands high-carbon steel for durability and sharpness.
2. Saw Type
Reciprocating saws are versatile for demolition and rough cuts, while jigsaws offer control for intricate shapes. Choose based on the precision and power needed.
Essential Accessories for Specialist Saws
Enhance the performance and longevity of your specialist saw with these crucial accessories:
1. Replacement Blades
Keep a set of replacement blades on hand to ensure uninterrupted work and optimal cutting performance.
2. Blade Lubricant
Use blade lubricant to reduce friction, prevent overheating, and extend the life of your saw blades.
Specialist Saw FAQs
Can these saws cut through stainless steel?
Yes, with the right blade. Use a bi-metal or carbide-tipped blade for clean cuts through stainless steel.
Are these saws suitable for cutting plastic materials?
Absolutely-just ensure you have a fine-toothed blade to prevent chipping and achieve a clean edge.
