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18" Woodworking Bandsaw - 5 HP 1 Ph - 230V - PM1800B

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18" Woodworking Bandsaw - 5 HP 1 Ph - 230V - PM1800BThe Powermatic PM1800B Bandsaw is a professional grade tool designed for accuracy, durability, and safety in woodworking applications. It features a sturdy cast iron table, trunnion assembly for maximum rigidity, and an exclusive Accu Fence system that provides complete adjustability for precise cuts. This bandsaw includes a solid steel resaw post, a blade tension release with an electrical interlock and high end blade guides for stability and

The Powermatic® PM1800B Bandsaw is a professional-grade tool designed for accuracy, durability, and safety in woodworking applications. It features a sturdy cast iron table, trunnion assembly for maximum rigidity, and an exclusive Accu-Fence system that provides complete adjustability for precise cuts. This bandsaw includes a solid steel resaw post, a blade tension release with an electrical interlock and high-end blade guides for stability and accuracy. It also boasts a four-sided blade guard, an integrated foot brake, and a magnetic switch for enhanced safety. Your larger projects and workpieces call for more power, resaw capacity, and cast iron. The PM1800B features legendary quality, precision, and attention to detail, helping woodworkers expand their ambition for over 100 years.
Bandsaw Specs: What They Mean & Why They Matter:
  • Horsepower (HP) – Determines cutting power, especially important for hardwoods and demanding resawing.
  • Resaw Height – The maximum board thickness the saw can slice vertically.
  • Maximum Cutting Width – The maximum width of material that fits between the blade and the frame.
  • Blade Width Range – Indicates what blades the saw can accept, affecting both curve cutting ability and resaw performance.
  • Table Size – Affects how well the saw supports and stabilizes your workpiece.
  • Construction Material – Heavier material better absorbs vibration and adds stability.

Features:

  • Heavy-duty 5 HP motor provides power needed for all projects
  • Fully adjustable, exclusive T-Square style Accu-Fence maximizes alignment to the blade and squaring to the table
  • Robust cast iron table and trunnion assembly provides maximum rigidity, offering stability and support for large workpieces
  • Positive locking cam with pressure adjustment allows for secure and stable fence positioning, preventing unwanted movement during operation
  • Oversized side plate provides versatility by allowing operation in both horizontal and vertical positions
  • Solid steel resaw post enhances rigidity, ensuring stability and accuracy during resawing operations
  • Blade tension release with an electrical interlock prevents the bandsaw from starting when the blade is de-tensioned
  • Heavy-duty upper wheel support and tracking mechanism contribute to smooth operation and precise blade tracking
  • Solid cast iron wheels reduce vibration and noise while providing the necessary momentum required for heavy resawing, ensuring efficient cutting performance
  • High-end blade guides with toolless adjustment offer stability, minimizing blade deflection and increasing cut accuracy
  • Four-sided blade guard provides optimum protection, ensuring safety during operation by preventing accidental contact with the blade
  • Integrated foot brake allows for quick stopping of the blade, enhancing operator safety and control
  • Magnetic switch protects the motor from potential harm caused by electrical supply issues, ensuring safe and reliable operation

Specifications:
  • Motor HP: 5 HP
  • Voltage: 230V
  • Phase: 1 PH
  • Amps (if applicable): 22A
  • Max Resaw Height: 18"
  • Max Cutting Width: 18"
  • Wheel Size: 18"
  • Wheel Material: Cast Iron
  • Quick Blade Release: Yes
  • Blade Length: 160"
  • Blade Width Range: 1/8"- 1-1/2"
  • Blade Speed: 2300/4400 SFPM
  • Blade Guide Type: Micro-adjustable bearing blade guides
  • Table Size: 24" X 27"
  • Table Tilt (L/R Degree): 10°/45°
  • Table Material: Cast Iron
  • Dust Port Size: 4"
  • Height: 81-1/2"
  • Footprint: 38" L x 42" W x 81-1/2" H
  • Warranty Information: 5 Year Manufacturer Warranty

What's Included:
  • (1) Powermatic - PM1800B 18" Woodworking Bandsaw
  • (1) Hook Type Bandsaw Blade - 160" x 3/4" x 4 TPI x 0.03"

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All returns must be pre-approved. Any non-warranty returns must be unused and in original packaging. A 25% restock fee will apply. Customer pays return freight. Please call our Customer Service Dept. at 1-800-535-4482 with any return questions.

Warranty Information

Because this item is purchased and shipped directly from the manufacturer, their warranty supersedes any offered by Woodcraft.

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