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Compact band saw

Oct. 13, 2003
Compact band saw The X-Band saw uses an 18V rechargeable battery to cut through copper, galvanized and black pipe, conduit, PVC, and wood as wide as 2.5 in. The 8-lb saw requires just one hand to operate, freeing the other hand to guide material through the saw and ensuring an accurate cut. It also comes equipped with a 21,000-rpm motor, a bi-metal blade, and a quick-change blade release. Stout Tool

Compact band saw

The X-Band saw uses an 18V rechargeable battery to cut through copper, galvanized and black pipe, conduit, PVC, and wood as wide as 2.5 in. The 8-lb saw requires just one hand to operate, freeing the other hand to guide material through the saw and ensuring an accurate cut. It also comes equipped with a 21,000-rpm motor, a bi-metal blade, and a quick-change blade release.

Stout Tool Corp.

For more information, visit www.stouttool.com.

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