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title: "​KAKA Industrial Benchtop Metal Cutting Band Saw 1000W, 40-88MPM Blade Speed, 0°-45° Adjustable Table, 3.3\"x4.1\" Cutting Capacity BS-85 for Metal/Wood/Plastic -110V"
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# 1000W pure copper motor power 0°-45° adjustable cutting angle 40-88 MPM variable blade speed ​KAKA Industrial Benchtop Metal Cutting Band Saw 1000W, 40-88MPM Blade Speed, 0°-45° Adjustable Table, 3.3"x4.1" Cutting Capacity BS-85 for Metal/Wood/Plastic -110V

**Brand:** kaka industrial
**Price:** € 1063.81
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## Summary

> ⚙️ Cut smarter, not harder — precision power for the modern maker!

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- **What is this?** ​KAKA Industrial Benchtop Metal Cutting Band Saw 1000W, 40-88MPM Blade Speed, 0°-45° Adjustable Table, 3.3"x4.1" Cutting Capacity BS-85 for Metal/Wood/Plastic -110V by kaka industrial
- **How much does it cost?** € 1063.81 with free shipping
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## Best For

- kaka industrial enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kaka industrial brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Versatile Angle Mastery:** Adjustable table from 0° to 45° lets you nail perfect angled cuts with ease and repeatability.
- • **Generous Cutting Capacity:** Handles up to 3.3" round and 3.3"x4.1" rectangular materials—ideal for pipes, rods, and sheets.
- • **Ergonomic & Quiet Workflow:** One-handed operation with anti-slip handle, instant trigger, and low noise (<75dB) keeps your workspace comfortable.
- • **Industrial-Grade Stability:** Reinforced aluminum alloy frame ensures vibration-free, professional-grade precision in a compact footprint.
- • **Powerhouse Precision Cutting:** 1000W pure copper motor delivers consistent, high-efficiency performance for metal, wood, and plastic.

## Overview

The KAKA Industrial Benchtop Metal Cutting Band Saw features a robust 1000W pure copper motor with adjustable blade speeds from 40 to 88 MPM, enabling precise cuts on metal, wood, plastic, and fiberglass. Its 0°-45° adjustable table and substantial cutting capacity (3.3" round, 3.3"x4.1" rectangular) make it versatile for various materials and angles. Built with a reinforced aluminum alloy frame, it offers industrial-grade stability in a compact 28"x14"x18" design. The saw includes a precision bi-metal blade with automatic tension control and ergonomic features like one-handed operation and low noise output, making it a professional-grade tool optimized for workshop efficiency.

## Description

​KAKA Industrial Benchtop Metal Cutting Band Saw 1000W, 40-88MPM Blade Speed, 0°-45° Adjustable Table, 3.3"x4.1" Cutting Capacity BS-85 for Metal/Wood/Plastic -110V - desertcart.com

Review: Better than HEM saw 120XL - I’m a professional metal worker, built stainless cable rails at my old job and now built custom tube rails for boats and other marine fab work. Needed a bandsaw which easily cut angles and made repeatable cuts without endlessly messing around with those stupid adjustable vices on most other saws in this price range. I have experience using the HEM saw 120XL which comes in at around $2000 bucks and is full of plastic cheap looking parts. This seems to be a far better saw for the money seems a lot better built to me. The motor is loud but you’re used to that if you work with metal. Out of the box I set the 90 stop and reformed the angle indicator to be closer to the readout which seems to be right on the money. You can cut an angle and then go back to square right away. The blade it comes with is pretty aggressive for most smaller jobs and tube work but it’s just what it comes with Saw will cut 60 degrees off 90 more than the 45 digress advertised Saw is full of nicely made parts with a good bit of nice lathe work on the bandsaw wheels.
Review: Good machine, but motor is 750 watts, not 2000 watts - Kaka Industrial Metal Cutting Band Saw (BS-150) This saw is larger than a typical bench-top horizontal band saw and hence, the box it comes in is huge (see photo). It’s also quite heavy @ 75 lbs. and has a greater cutting capacity than most bench-top band saws. A 5.9" x 5.5" cutting capacity is advertised – that much capacity is possible by using a longer blade than other saws of this type. I.e., the factory blade is 68.3" long x 3/4" wide x .035" thick 8 tpi (teeth per inch blade) and is available via desertcart (search “BS-150 blade”). 8 tpi is fine for thick material, as it’s best to have 2 or three teeth in the piece being cut. However, cutting thin material with an 8 tpi blade will cause significant vibration (chatter). Based on my research, this is the only bench-top horizontal band saw that comes with or can use a 3/4" wide blade. This saw can also use ½" wide blades. One blade replacement source is bandsawbladesdirect dot com. You might choose, for example, the Lenox Diemaster, bi-metal, 68-1/4" x ½" x .025" in 14 tpi, or 14/18 tpi for thinner material; buying several at once to reduce shipping costs. This company custom welds all of their blades, so virtually any size blade is possible. The other bench-top horizontal band saws with similar cutting capacity also use 68-1/4" blades. They also cost up to four times as much as the BS-150 – e.g., commercial-quality machines such as the Dake SE-5x8, the Dake SE-5x6 RCT, and the HEM Saw NG160. The knob on the end of the cutting arm adjusts blade tension. Next to that knob, on the cutting arm, is a dial indicator showing blade tension. The mid point is where it should be. Release the blade tension when done cutting for the day. The BS-150 cutting arm stays wherever you position it. It neither falls nor raises on its own. When you first set up the saw, verify that the 0 degree stop is set properly. My saw was off by one degree. Stop points are adjustable using an Allen wrench. Although touted as “portable”, at 75 pounds, two guys might be needed to haul it around. The short chain at the very front of the saw hooks on the cutting arm to hold it down for carrying. Smaller horizontal band saws, such as the Grizzly G0885, weigh around 50 pounds – which make transport to a different site easier. My BS-150 is mounted it on the excellent Kreg KRS1035 Router Table Stand, bolted to a Shop Fox D2057A mobile base. Before securing the saw to a bench-top or table, make sure the cutter head in the full up position is unobstructed. My saw is secured with three 3/8" machine bolts, which prevents the saw from moving on the table. It can be rolled around the shop and stored in a corner when not in use. The 12.5" x 19" base is 0.132 thick, which is just under 10 gauge formed sheet steel – and thus is quite rigid. Overall quality of the machine is actually very good. Many of the most expensive saws of this type are semi-automatic. That is, you clamp the piece in the built-in vice, turn the saw on, lower it onto the piece, it makes the cut on its own using gravity and adjustable pressure control that you set, and then turns off on its own. The price of those high-end saws is justifiable for machine shops, a factory, or a serious metal worker. For anyone that only occasionally needs a horizontal band saw, the BS-150 manual approach is fine. On a BS-150, you control the cutting; clamp the piece, turn the saw on via the handle switch, hold that switch on, and hold a light downward force to start and finish the cut. With the saw on, a sound meter registers 89.7 decibels at one foot away, which is pretty loud for my tastes. I wear ear muffs when running this machine. Cuts can be made from zero degrees to 60 degrees; impressive. Issues: - Kaka’s desertcart ad, their web site, and the Chinese manufacturer all claim the motor draws 2000 watts, which would require a 20-amp circuit and would be equivalent to 2.7 hp. In fact, my Kill-A-Watt meter, which is accurate, shows that the Kaka actually draws 500 watts on low speed and 750 watts on high speed. 746 watts = 1 hp. Claiming the motor is nearly three times more powerful than it actually is, is false advertising. Kaka is the distributer, so they may not test these machines. Nevertheless, they should tell their supplier to stop lying and correct their specifications. - A 90 degree cut is labeled “0" on this saw. My machine would only adjust to 1 degree. It wouldn’t go to 0 because the “guard plate” (which protects you from the blade) would hit the vice. I.e., the back of that plate was bent 3/8" too far toward the vice. I used a Bessy Revo clamp to gently bend that part of the plate away from the vice – which allowed the saw to be set to 0. - The vice opens to 6.5". However, my machine’s flat cutting capacity was limited to 5-3/4", as the vice obstructed the cutting arm if opened any wider. I turned the machine over, loosened the six Allen screws securing the vice to the table and slid it backward 1/4" in the slotted holes, which was as far back as it would go. With that change, the saw’s capacity increased to a hair over 6" wide (flat) and 5-7/8" high at 90 degrees, which is greater than advertised and very impressive for a bench-top saw. - Cutting angle is adjusted by loosening the lock-down handle and sliding the cutting arm to the desired angle – except mine made a terrible grating noise when doing that. Turning the saw on it’s side and looking underneath revealed the problem. The carriage bolt’s head is too small to slide smoothly along the track cutout and would grab & release, grab & release, making scrapings noises – which would have eventually damaged the track cutout. I removed the carriage bolt, filed a square hole into a thick 3/8" stainless steel fender washer, polished the washer’s smooth side with 400 grit paper, placed the washer over the square part of the carriage bolt and reassembled it – greasing the track’s path on the saw’s base. The saw can now be set to the desired angle with a light touch from a little finger. A huge difference. - Although it’s extremely rare for me to need a spare part for any tool, it is a possibility. That could be a problem with this saw because Kaka Industrial, based on my attempts, doesn’t answer their phones or follow-up on voice mail. I’m aware of no way to contact them. Other: - You may want to remove the vice’s dust cover and slightly round off the sharp corners to save your hands from being poked. - My saw has no serial number and is labeled a “BS-6". The box it came in also says BS-6, which isn’t mentioned on the Kaka Industrial web site. The user’s guide still calls it a BS-150 and it appears identical in every way to a BS-150 as described on desertcart and Kaka’s web site. - If you ever need to replace the blade bearing, they are only a buck or so each on desertcart in bulk. Search “608-zz” or “608-2z” for those bearings – the machine uses eight of them. The user manual has a parts breakdown which lists each bearing type. Summary: Due to the erroneous motor specs, I considered returning it. Problem is, Kaka Industrial charges a 15% restocking fee ($105) for returns and I’d have to pay $200 to ship it back to Ontario California (FedEx) – money I’d have nothing to show for. Also, be aware that once any item is ordered from Kaka Industrial via desertcart, there is no provision for canceling that order. Be certain you want it before ordering. Once you click “buy”, it’s yours... One star off for the false motor watts. No stars off for the other issues, since they were easily fixed. Had they told the truth about the motor, it wouldn’t have changed my buying decision, and this saw would earn a 5 star rating – given that this is good quality and is the only “reasonably” priced high capacity bench top horizontal metal band saw on the market.

## Features

- Professional 1000W Metal Cutting Band Saw​Equipped with a high-efficiency 1000W pure copper motor, this benchtop bandsaw delivers powerful cutting performance at 40-88MPM blade speed. Ideal for cutting metal, wood, plastic, and fiberglass with precision and stability
- Adjustable 0°-45° Cutting Angles & Large Capacity​Features a versatile worktable adjustable from 0° to 45° for angled cuts. Offers 3.3" (85mm) round and 3.3"x4.1" (85x105mm) rectangular cutting capacity at 90° - perfect for pipes, rods, and sheet materials
- Industrial-Grade Durability & Compact Design​Built with reinforced aluminum alloy frame for vibration-free operation. Compact 28"x14"x18" size (41 lbs) saves workshop space while maintaining professional-grade stability for precise cuts
- Precision Blade System with Tension Control​Includes a 13x0.65x1325mm bi-metal blade (14 TPI) with automatic tension adjustment. The gear-driven system ensures smooth cutting action and extended blade life for consistent results
- Ergonomic Workshop Solution​Features one-handed operation with anti-slip handle and instant electronic trigger. Large heat dissipation vents prevent overheating during prolonged use, while low-noise design (under 75dB) creates comfortable working environment

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0798CJCMW |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #297,200 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #63 in Band Saws |
| Blade Length | 52 Inches |
| Blade Material | Metal |
| Blade Shape | Rectangular |
| Brand | KAKA INDUSTRIAL |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (52) |
| Cutting Angle | 90 Degrees |
| Date First Available | July 3, 2023 |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 47 pounds |
| Item model number | 188000V110 |
| Manufacturer | KAKA INDUSTRIAL LLC |
| Material | Cobalt Steel |
| Number of Teeth | 24 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 15"L x 28"W x 18"H |
| Shape | Square |
| Size | 3.3x4.1 inches |
| Special Feature | Bandsaw |
| Special Features | Bandsaw |
| Speed | 88 RPM |
| Style | Bandsaw |
| Surface Recommendation | Metal |
| UPC | 745369241595 |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Warranty Type | limited warranty |
| Wattage | 1000 watts |

## Product Details

- **Blade Material:** Metal
- **Brand:** KAKA INDUSTRIAL
- **Color:** Black
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Surface Recommendation:** Metal

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than HEM saw 120XL
*by W***D on December 17, 2023*

I’m a professional metal worker, built stainless cable rails at my old job and now built custom tube rails for boats and other marine fab work. Needed a bandsaw which easily cut angles and made repeatable cuts without endlessly messing around with those stupid adjustable vices on most other saws in this price range. I have experience using the HEM saw 120XL which comes in at around $2000 bucks and is full of plastic cheap looking parts. This seems to be a far better saw for the money seems a lot better built to me. The motor is loud but you’re used to that if you work with metal. Out of the box I set the 90 stop and reformed the angle indicator to be closer to the readout which seems to be right on the money. You can cut an angle and then go back to square right away. The blade it comes with is pretty aggressive for most smaller jobs and tube work but it’s just what it comes with Saw will cut 60 degrees off 90 more than the 45 digress advertised Saw is full of nicely made parts with a good bit of nice lathe work on the bandsaw wheels.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good machine, but motor is 750 watts, not 2000 watts
*by V***I on January 31, 2022*

Kaka Industrial Metal Cutting Band Saw (BS-150) This saw is larger than a typical bench-top horizontal band saw and hence, the box it comes in is huge (see photo). It’s also quite heavy @ 75 lbs. and has a greater cutting capacity than most bench-top band saws. A 5.9" x 5.5" cutting capacity is advertised – that much capacity is possible by using a longer blade than other saws of this type. I.e., the factory blade is 68.3" long x 3/4" wide x .035" thick 8 tpi (teeth per inch blade) and is available via Amazon (search “BS-150 blade”). 8 tpi is fine for thick material, as it’s best to have 2 or three teeth in the piece being cut. However, cutting thin material with an 8 tpi blade will cause significant vibration (chatter). Based on my research, this is the only bench-top horizontal band saw that comes with or can use a 3/4" wide blade. This saw can also use ½" wide blades. One blade replacement source is bandsawbladesdirect dot com. You might choose, for example, the Lenox Diemaster, bi-metal, 68-1/4" x ½" x .025" in 14 tpi, or 14/18 tpi for thinner material; buying several at once to reduce shipping costs. This company custom welds all of their blades, so virtually any size blade is possible. The other bench-top horizontal band saws with similar cutting capacity also use 68-1/4" blades. They also cost up to four times as much as the BS-150 – e.g., commercial-quality machines such as the Dake SE-5x8, the Dake SE-5x6 RCT, and the HEM Saw NG160. The knob on the end of the cutting arm adjusts blade tension. Next to that knob, on the cutting arm, is a dial indicator showing blade tension. The mid point is where it should be. Release the blade tension when done cutting for the day. The BS-150 cutting arm stays wherever you position it. It neither falls nor raises on its own. When you first set up the saw, verify that the 0 degree stop is set properly. My saw was off by one degree. Stop points are adjustable using an Allen wrench. Although touted as “portable”, at 75 pounds, two guys might be needed to haul it around. The short chain at the very front of the saw hooks on the cutting arm to hold it down for carrying. Smaller horizontal band saws, such as the Grizzly G0885, weigh around 50 pounds – which make transport to a different site easier. My BS-150 is mounted it on the excellent Kreg KRS1035 Router Table Stand, bolted to a Shop Fox D2057A mobile base. Before securing the saw to a bench-top or table, make sure the cutter head in the full up position is unobstructed. My saw is secured with three 3/8" machine bolts, which prevents the saw from moving on the table. It can be rolled around the shop and stored in a corner when not in use. The 12.5" x 19" base is 0.132 thick, which is just under 10 gauge formed sheet steel – and thus is quite rigid. Overall quality of the machine is actually very good. Many of the most expensive saws of this type are semi-automatic. That is, you clamp the piece in the built-in vice, turn the saw on, lower it onto the piece, it makes the cut on its own using gravity and adjustable pressure control that you set, and then turns off on its own. The price of those high-end saws is justifiable for machine shops, a factory, or a serious metal worker. For anyone that only occasionally needs a horizontal band saw, the BS-150 manual approach is fine. On a BS-150, you control the cutting; clamp the piece, turn the saw on via the handle switch, hold that switch on, and hold a light downward force to start and finish the cut. With the saw on, a sound meter registers 89.7 decibels at one foot away, which is pretty loud for my tastes. I wear ear muffs when running this machine. Cuts can be made from zero degrees to 60 degrees; impressive. Issues: - Kaka’s Amazon ad, their web site, and the Chinese manufacturer all claim the motor draws 2000 watts, which would require a 20-amp circuit and would be equivalent to 2.7 hp. In fact, my Kill-A-Watt meter, which is accurate, shows that the Kaka actually draws 500 watts on low speed and 750 watts on high speed. 746 watts = 1 hp. Claiming the motor is nearly three times more powerful than it actually is, is false advertising. Kaka is the distributer, so they may not test these machines. Nevertheless, they should tell their supplier to stop lying and correct their specifications. - A 90 degree cut is labeled “0" on this saw. My machine would only adjust to 1 degree. It wouldn’t go to 0 because the “guard plate” (which protects you from the blade) would hit the vice. I.e., the back of that plate was bent 3/8" too far toward the vice. I used a Bessy Revo clamp to gently bend that part of the plate away from the vice – which allowed the saw to be set to 0. - The vice opens to 6.5". However, my machine’s flat cutting capacity was limited to 5-3/4", as the vice obstructed the cutting arm if opened any wider. I turned the machine over, loosened the six Allen screws securing the vice to the table and slid it backward 1/4" in the slotted holes, which was as far back as it would go. With that change, the saw’s capacity increased to a hair over 6" wide (flat) and 5-7/8" high at 90 degrees, which is greater than advertised and very impressive for a bench-top saw. - Cutting angle is adjusted by loosening the lock-down handle and sliding the cutting arm to the desired angle – except mine made a terrible grating noise when doing that. Turning the saw on it’s side and looking underneath revealed the problem. The carriage bolt’s head is too small to slide smoothly along the track cutout and would grab & release, grab & release, making scrapings noises – which would have eventually damaged the track cutout. I removed the carriage bolt, filed a square hole into a thick 3/8" stainless steel fender washer, polished the washer’s smooth side with 400 grit paper, placed the washer over the square part of the carriage bolt and reassembled it – greasing the track’s path on the saw’s base. The saw can now be set to the desired angle with a light touch from a little finger. A huge difference. - Although it’s extremely rare for me to need a spare part for any tool, it is a possibility. That could be a problem with this saw because Kaka Industrial, based on my attempts, doesn’t answer their phones or follow-up on voice mail. I’m aware of no way to contact them. Other: - You may want to remove the vice’s dust cover and slightly round off the sharp corners to save your hands from being poked. - My saw has no serial number and is labeled a “BS-6". The box it came in also says BS-6, which isn’t mentioned on the Kaka Industrial web site. The user’s guide still calls it a BS-150 and it appears identical in every way to a BS-150 as described on Amazon and Kaka’s web site. - If you ever need to replace the blade bearing, they are only a buck or so each on Amazon in bulk. Search “608-zz” or “608-2z” for those bearings – the machine uses eight of them. The user manual has a parts breakdown which lists each bearing type. Summary: Due to the erroneous motor specs, I considered returning it. Problem is, Kaka Industrial charges a 15% restocking fee ($105) for returns and I’d have to pay $200 to ship it back to Ontario California (FedEx) – money I’d have nothing to show for. Also, be aware that once any item is ordered from Kaka Industrial via Amazon, there is no provision for canceling that order. Be certain you want it before ordering. Once you click “buy”, it’s yours... One star off for the false motor watts. No stars off for the other issues, since they were easily fixed. Had they told the truth about the motor, it wouldn’t have changed my buying decision, and this saw would earn a 5 star rating – given that this is good quality and is the only “reasonably” priced high capacity bench top horizontal metal band saw on the market.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome!
*by T***. on December 8, 2020*

I can't believe I didn't buy this sooner! Goodbye cutoff saw. No sparks, quiet, accurate and easy to use! Well built and compact with a sturdy vice. Accuracy isn't a problem with this machine straight out of the box.

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