Definition of bandsaw in English:

bandsaw

nounˈban(d)sɔːˈbændsɔ

A saw consisting of an endless moving steel belt with a serrated edge.
Example sentencesExamples
- Need to cut a length of tube steel out in the scrap pile, but don't want to dig the steel out and haul it to a shop bandsaw?
- They're all made with bandsaws and have strings.
- The bandsaw, which was used to cut large pieces of meat and bone, was situated in the shop's main walkway, where people regularly passed by.
- At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer.
- The tools used comprise the usual suspects: hoists, tongs, routers, chainsaws, bandsaws and chisels.
- Between bouts of running a portable bandsaw mill and helping local people and businesses with computer problems, he tries to find time to play the violin and cello.
- Her father was a bandsaw operator, and her mother looked after Mrs Austin and her two sisters.
- The upper bearing is made with revolving shaft running in adjustable bearings, same as our regular bandsaws.
- The firm has also recently taken delivery of a new 60 ins bandsaw which can handle most large logs, and serves other woodworkers in the area.
- This is the sort of pattern one might expect from a bandsaw, with the slant resulting from the forward feed of the block.
- This shaft powered a bandsaw, a lawn mower sharpener, an emery wheel grinder, a disc sharpener, a forge blower, and a trip hammer.
- The professionals often speed the process up with a bandsaw, but these have a tendency to waste a lot of bowstaves until you know what you're doing.
- Robert cuts the tubes into 3-inch lengths with his bandsaw.
- A hacksaw or metal cutting bandsaw is the tool to use here.
- In this exhibition, Terry Maker showed a dozen wall sculptures dated 2000 or 2001, most made of painted canvas rolled up into skinny tubes and cut in short lengths with a bandsaw.
- When the company introduced the bandsaw is still a mystery, but there are no ship saws listed in their 1888 catalog.
- Use a bandsaw to cut the radius to a depth of no more than 1-1/4 inches.
- Mr Stockting, a bandsaw operator, said: ‘This has got to stop.’
- The iMac keyboard is pretty sturdy and if you are careful you can actually lop almost a quarter inch off each end with a bandsaw, without cutting anything crucial.

Definition of bandsaw in US English:

bandsaw

(also band saw)

nounˈbandsôˈbændsɔ

An endless saw, consisting of a steel band with a serrated edge running over wheels.
Example sentencesExamples
- The bandsaw, which was used to cut large pieces of meat and bone, was situated in the shop's main walkway, where people regularly passed by.
- The professionals often speed the process up with a bandsaw, but these have a tendency to waste a lot of bowstaves until you know what you're doing.
- At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer.
- The iMac keyboard is pretty sturdy and if you are careful you can actually lop almost a quarter inch off each end with a bandsaw, without cutting anything crucial.
- The upper bearing is made with revolving shaft running in adjustable bearings, same as our regular bandsaws.
- When the company introduced the bandsaw is still a mystery, but there are no ship saws listed in their 1888 catalog.
- This shaft powered a bandsaw, a lawn mower sharpener, an emery wheel grinder, a disc sharpener, a forge blower, and a trip hammer.
- Need to cut a length of tube steel out in the scrap pile, but don't want to dig the steel out and haul it to a shop bandsaw?
- In this exhibition, Terry Maker showed a dozen wall sculptures dated 2000 or 2001, most made of painted canvas rolled up into skinny tubes and cut in short lengths with a bandsaw.
- Between bouts of running a portable bandsaw mill and helping local people and businesses with computer problems, he tries to find time to play the violin and cello.
- Robert cuts the tubes into 3-inch lengths with his bandsaw.
- The tools used comprise the usual suspects: hoists, tongs, routers, chainsaws, bandsaws and chisels.
- The firm has also recently taken delivery of a new 60 ins bandsaw which can handle most large logs, and serves other woodworkers in the area.
- They're all made with bandsaws and have strings.
- Her father was a bandsaw operator, and her mother looked after Mrs Austin and her two sisters.
- Mr Stockting, a bandsaw operator, said: ‘This has got to stop.’
- This is the sort of pattern one might expect from a bandsaw, with the slant resulting from the forward feed of the block.
- A hacksaw or metal cutting bandsaw is the tool to use here.
- Use a bandsaw to cut the radius to a depth of no more than 1-1/4 inches.

单词	bandsaw
释义	Definition of bandsaw in English: bandsaw nounˈban(d)sɔːˈbændsɔ A saw consisting of an endless moving steel belt with a serrated edge. Example sentencesExamples Need to cut a length of tube steel out in the scrap pile, but don't want to dig the steel out and haul it to a shop bandsaw? They're all made with bandsaws and have strings. The bandsaw, which was used to cut large pieces of meat and bone, was situated in the shop's main walkway, where people regularly passed by. At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer. The tools used comprise the usual suspects: hoists, tongs, routers, chainsaws, bandsaws and chisels. Between bouts of running a portable bandsaw mill and helping local people and businesses with computer problems, he tries to find time to play the violin and cello. Her father was a bandsaw operator, and her mother looked after Mrs Austin and her two sisters. The upper bearing is made with revolving shaft running in adjustable bearings, same as our regular bandsaws. The firm has also recently taken delivery of a new 60 ins bandsaw which can handle most large logs, and serves other woodworkers in the area. This is the sort of pattern one might expect from a bandsaw, with the slant resulting from the forward feed of the block. This shaft powered a bandsaw, a lawn mower sharpener, an emery wheel grinder, a disc sharpener, a forge blower, and a trip hammer. The professionals often speed the process up with a bandsaw, but these have a tendency to waste a lot of bowstaves until you know what you're doing. Robert cuts the tubes into 3-inch lengths with his bandsaw. A hacksaw or metal cutting bandsaw is the tool to use here. In this exhibition, Terry Maker showed a dozen wall sculptures dated 2000 or 2001, most made of painted canvas rolled up into skinny tubes and cut in short lengths with a bandsaw. When the company introduced the bandsaw is still a mystery, but there are no ship saws listed in their 1888 catalog. Use a bandsaw to cut the radius to a depth of no more than 1-1/4 inches. Mr Stockting, a bandsaw operator, said: ‘This has got to stop.’ The iMac keyboard is pretty sturdy and if you are careful you can actually lop almost a quarter inch off each end with a bandsaw, without cutting anything crucial. Definition of bandsaw in US English: bandsaw (also band saw) nounˈbandsôˈbændsɔ An endless saw, consisting of a steel band with a serrated edge running over wheels. Example sentencesExamples The bandsaw, which was used to cut large pieces of meat and bone, was situated in the shop's main walkway, where people regularly passed by. The professionals often speed the process up with a bandsaw, but these have a tendency to waste a lot of bowstaves until you know what you're doing. At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer. The iMac keyboard is pretty sturdy and if you are careful you can actually lop almost a quarter inch off each end with a bandsaw, without cutting anything crucial. The upper bearing is made with revolving shaft running in adjustable bearings, same as our regular bandsaws. When the company introduced the bandsaw is still a mystery, but there are no ship saws listed in their 1888 catalog. This shaft powered a bandsaw, a lawn mower sharpener, an emery wheel grinder, a disc sharpener, a forge blower, and a trip hammer. Need to cut a length of tube steel out in the scrap pile, but don't want to dig the steel out and haul it to a shop bandsaw? In this exhibition, Terry Maker showed a dozen wall sculptures dated 2000 or 2001, most made of painted canvas rolled up into skinny tubes and cut in short lengths with a bandsaw. Between bouts of running a portable bandsaw mill and helping local people and businesses with computer problems, he tries to find time to play the violin and cello. Robert cuts the tubes into 3-inch lengths with his bandsaw. The tools used comprise the usual suspects: hoists, tongs, routers, chainsaws, bandsaws and chisels. The firm has also recently taken delivery of a new 60 ins bandsaw which can handle most large logs, and serves other woodworkers in the area. They're all made with bandsaws and have strings. Her father was a bandsaw operator, and her mother looked after Mrs Austin and her two sisters. Mr Stockting, a bandsaw operator, said: ‘This has got to stop.’ This is the sort of pattern one might expect from a bandsaw, with the slant resulting from the forward feed of the block. A hacksaw or metal cutting bandsaw is the tool to use here. Use a bandsaw to cut the radius to a depth of no more than 1-1/4 inches.
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