Reciprocating Saw Accessory Scheppach Replacement Band Saw Blade 12 x 0.5 x 2360 mm for BASA

Replacement band saw blade compatible with Scheppach BASA-style reciprocating and band sawing accessories. This blade measures 12 mm in cutting width, 0.5 mm in thickness and 2360 mm in overall length, matching machines and attachments that accept BASA fittings. It is intended as a direct spare part for cutting tasks that require this specific band size and profile, and is suitable for woodworking and general material cutting applications where a narrow continuous blade is preferred.

Advantages

The blade provides a uniform cutting edge along its entire length and is manufactured to fit BASA-compatible holders, reducing the need for additional modifications. Its narrow 12 mm width and slim 0.5 mm thickness allow for thin kerf cuts with reduced material waste and lower cutting forces. The 2360 mm length makes it compatible with saw frames and adapters designed for this band dimension, offering straightforward replacement and reliable tracking when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Resawing and thin rip cuts in wood and wood-based panels
• General-purpose cutting of soft materials and non-ferrous plastics
• Use in reciprocating and band saw accessories that accept BASA fittings
• Maintenance spare for workshops and job sites using compatible Scheppach accessories

Key specifications

• Cutting width: 12 mm
• Blade thickness: 0.5 mm
• Overall length: 2360 mm
• Compatibility: BASA-style reciprocating/band saw accessories

How to use

Install the blade following the saw or accessory manufacturer’s mounting instructions for BASA-compatible bands. Ensure correct orientation, tension and tracking before operation. Check blade condition for any damage or wear prior to use and replace if teeth are dull or if there are visible cracks. Set cutting speed and feed appropriate to the workpiece material to avoid overheating or premature wear.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the blade on materials and applications matching its narrow width and thin kerf: light resawing, trimming and profile cuts in wood or soft plastics. Maintain proper tension and alignment, use appropriate coolant or dust extraction when cutting materials that produce fine dust, and inspect the blade regularly to ensure safe operation.