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Used controller in Saitama, Japan

  • Synx SRP II

    Synx SRP II

    • Manufacturer: Shinx

    Multi-stage hold down. LM guide running rail type saw table Rigid frame SINUC3500 Easy operation with touch type color LCD. Another operation can be performed while the machine is in operation. Easy input mode an...

    Kumagaya, Japan
  • Artendorf F45 ProDrive

    Artendorf F45 ProDrive

    • Manufacturer: Ardendorf

    Ascent and descent of the spindle is equipped with CNC control as standard. With easy-to-see large LCD display Enter the operation with the numeric keypad. The self-diagnostic function accurately displays the poi...

    Kumagaya, Japan
  • SYNKS SPN2

    SYNKS SPN2

    • Manufacturer: SHINX

    Domestic implementation rate No.1 achievement. Height 1,800mm digital positioning ruler control specification. 1. Use linear guide rail on the lifting rail to achieve higher-precision cutting processing 2. Chang...

    Kumagaya, Japan
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    Makita LS001GZ

    • Manufacturer: Makita

    Stable rotation speed by "constant rotation control Stable rotation ensures Clean cutting surface is realized by stable rotation Shark skin chip saw (A-69244), dust bag, triangular ruler, vertical vise, hexagonal...

    $542 USD
    Kumagaya, Japan

Overview

Saws are essential tools for cutting various materials such as wood, metal, and plastic. They come in different types, including hand saws, circular saws, band saws, and chainsaws, each designed for specific tasks. Whether for construction, woodworking, or metalworking, selecting the right saw can significantly improve efficiency and precision in cutting projects.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used saw?

Check the saw's condition, age, and any signs of wear or damage. Verify that all parts function correctly, and look for any maintenance records or warranty information.

How do I ensure safe shipping for my saw?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in transporting tools. Ensure the saw is securely packed and cushioned to prevent any movement or damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a saw?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade, checking for sharpness, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for any damage. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.