Inland Craft Fragtastic Giveaway!

andymcl82 · Feb 4, 2018

I like how clean the band saw cuts come out compared to using other fragging tools

andymcl82 · Feb 4, 2018

Would like to frag up some gold torch

kamakazian · Feb 4, 2018

It'd be nice to frag this hammer/frogspawn! Though I'm sure the clowns wouldn't appreciate it

laverda · Feb 4, 2018

the only thing I found interesting was the video on adjusting the water flow. I don’t remember being able to adjust the flow that low. Sadly I have not used my saw in a good while Sind the bearings failed way to soon. I was hopping to find that new sealed bearing were being used no. Sadly that does not appear to be the case.

Inland Craft · Feb 5, 2018

laverda said:
the only thing I found interesting was the video on adjusting the water flow. I don’t remember being able to adjust the flow that low. Sadly I have not used my saw in a good while Sind the bearings failed way to soon. I was hopping to find that new sealed bearing were being used no. Sadly that does not appear to be the case.

Thank you for the feedback. The user guide does indicate some regular maintenance you can perform to help that situation: “Greasing the Upper Wheel bearings liberally with petroleum jelly at least every 5 hours of use will help keep salt out of the needle bearings. Do this by first emptying the coolant reservoir if need be. Tilt the saw backward at a 45° angle. and apply a generous amount of petroleum jelly to the bearing area.”

And replacement parts are also available here:

https://inlandcraft.com/product-category/parts/band-saw-parts/

And replacing the upper wheel, or installing a complete upper wheel refit kit is very simple.

Zack K · Feb 5, 2018

andymcl82 said:
Would like to frag up some gold torch

As soon as you Frag this lmk. This is absolutely gorgeous!

Mael · Feb 5, 2018

#3 One of the ones I would start with would be my green undata....not as easy as a cap to do by hand.

michael nimmo · Feb 5, 2018

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michael nimmo · Feb 5, 2018

Clean cut curves sounds great to me

aarbutina · Feb 6, 2018

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aarbutina · Feb 6, 2018

I like that this saw is multi-functional. With limited space, it is nice that this saw is able to be used for not only fragging corals, but with a swap of the blade it can also cut other things, including wood, glass, acrylic.

aarbutina · Feb 6, 2018

Post stating something I like about the saw complete.

Oscar Bravo · Feb 6, 2018

Just subscribed (oscar Bravo) and I really need some fraging..

iReefer · Feb 7, 2018

I love the facts that the saw can be use to cut other material not just for corals

Labridaedicted · Feb 7, 2018

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Labridaedicted · Feb 7, 2018

The blade guide is a great feature! One big problem I have with band saws is that they tend to wander a bit over the course of a long cut and this looks like it will help with that.

nukinfuts72 · Feb 7, 2018

I like that it can be used for more than just corals.

laverda · Feb 8, 2018

Inland Craft said:
Thank you for the feedback. The user guide does indicate some regular maintenance you can perform to help that situation: “Greasing the Upper Wheel bearings liberally with petroleum jelly at least every 5 hours of use will help keep salt out of the needle bearings. Do this by first emptying the coolant reservoir if need be. Tilt the saw backward at a 45° angle. and apply a generous amount of petroleum jelly to the bearing area.”

And replacement parts are also available here:

https://inlandcraft.com/product-category/parts/band-saw-parts/

And replacing the upper wheel, or installing a complete upper wheel refit kit is very simple.

Thank you I plan to fit it with sealed bearings when I find the time.