This Electric 405mm Firewood Log Saw is equipped with 405mm blade and are tungsten carbide tipped blades, enclosed guards for your added protection. Powered 1800W 10A motor for greater efficiency and reliability, it can cut up to 135mm round logs. Measuring bars are added for precision work. Perfect for household, farm use.
405mm Log Cutting Saw Features:
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This electric log saw is equipped with 405mm TCT saw blade
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This log saw can cut up to 135mm in diameter
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This log cutting saw comes with 1800W 10A Powerful firewood saw.
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Solid structure for lasting service
Specifications:
| Model |
405mm Log Saw BM11131 |
|---|---|
| Max Cutting Diameter | 135mm |
| Blade Size | 405mm TCT(D) |
| Voltage | 230V 50HZ |
| Power | 1800W/10A |
| N.W./G.W. | 43/45kg |
| Packing Size | 1040*845*300/140mm |
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Free Store Pick Up: Click N Collect from Melbourne or Perth Stores.
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Door to Door Service: Both TNT and Allied Express offer door to door services, remote surcharges may incur for certain areas.
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Pickup from TNT depot: Enjoy Cheaper freight by picking up from a nearby depot for products over 30kg. Please check below.
- We will locate the nearest depot to you, or you can click here to view depot map.
- Proceed to checkout and choose "Pickup from depot" as shipping method.
- We will arrange delivery and send you tracking Number for pickup.
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AustraliaAssembly was a little difficult, the monochrome pics in the instruction sheets were a quite dark, which took away details and made them hard to follow, something easily fixed. The saw worked really well and had no trouble with green or old dry trees up to its capacity. More than happy with it.
AustraliaBeing retired and not as fit as I was once, I have found this tool to be safe and easy to use. It makes short work of cutting firewood from logs.
AustraliaThe saw exceeded all my expectations !! Cuts thru 6inch ironbark logs no worries . The assembly instructions were extremely hard to follow but I got there eventually. The only mod I made was I cut a D shackle put into the chain that stops the cradle on the bottom left. Using the links supplied the chain was either too short or too long which was causing the cradle to twist when placing a log on it.
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