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bandsaw

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Noun1.bandsaw - an endless saw consisting of a toothed metal band that is driven around two wheels
band saw
power saw, sawing machine, saw - a power tool for cutting wood
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bandsaw [ˈbændsɔː] n → scie f à ruban
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Booth #11109 Wintersteiger says its DSB Singlehead thin-cutting bandsaw offers flexibility and performance for the sawing of wood blocks into lamellas for engineered floors, doors, multilayer boards and many other uses.
Thin-cutting bandsaw by Wood & Wood Products
The firm has invested more than pounds 60,000 in new equipment, including a pounds 13,000 wide-belt sander and a re-saw bandsaw that can be used to cut huge pieces of wood.
Partners carving out success in hardwood; Small Business by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Mossner offers a unique technique for the automated removal of aluminum gates and risers as well as casting finishing by combining the speed of a bandsaw and the accuracy provided by the CNC guidance system.
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