Have you ever wondered what the difference is between belt grinders and belt sanders? Maybe you're not sure which tool is best for your job. Here, we will explain a few of the main differences and similarities. Belt grinding is a multifaceted process and is fitting for many different types...
What are some of the benefits of a portable bandsaw? Is it a worthy investment or a piece you should skip? Let's look at some of the features of these saws to understand the potential of a portable bandsaw. These saws are often used in metal fabrication shops for structural...
The KAMA bandsaw line benefits many users who need a reliable bandsaw. Stair and rail shops, custom automotive, furniture makers, and more find the ease of use and ability to go from cutting to welding highly useful for their trades, saving them time and money. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard facilitates the...
Sometimes we get asked about using a KAMA vs a cold saw. Put simply, if you are making the same cut all the time and are choosing your exact blade for the material, a cold saw will likely work fine for you. However, if you are making a wide variety...
Steel is used in every aspect of our lives. From the cars we drive to construction, appliances, ships, and surgical tools. It can be said that steel is a pretty important part of everyday life. But what are the origins of this important material, and what did we do without...
Why should you choose a horizontal bandsaw? If you have been asking this question, allow us to answer a few simple questions about the horizontal bandsaw features. Safety Features These saws are quieter than most and designed to be free of vibration, providing a safer and smoother cutting experience. The...
Time is valuable but so are good results when you're working on a project. If your blade is working on its last legs (or teeth) it likely won't be performing its best. If you notice any of the issues mentioned here, you may be due to change your blade. Blade...
Blade Width When choosing the width of your bandsaw blade, the decision comes down to two things: the minimum radius you want to cut and the maximum capacity accommodated by your bandsaw. You can always start by checking the manufacturer's instructions when making this choice. You'll want to use your...
