Convert your Dewalt or Milwaukee Porta-band to a vertical band saw in seconds.

Use in the shop, on the job site, or weld to a 2" receiver for maximum versatility.

Bolts on to existing foot guard mounting screws.

Laser cut from 1/4" steel and formed on a press break.

Fits deep throat Porta-bands only.

$39.99

http://www.swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html


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http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/P1230009-1.JPG

http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/portaband_mount_2-1.JPG

http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/P5190084-1.JPG

For anyone who purchases a Portaband mount from me they can also purchase a 120V maintained foot switch. I have used daily in the shop for the past 10 months with out any complaints.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/96618.gif

[B]Just released.

Bolt on Portaband miter gauge attachment.

Accepts the industry standard 3/4' x 3/8' miter gauge slide, and can be bolted on the right of left hand side of either Portaband table I sell.

Helps keep your strait cuts strait and your miter cuts repeatable & consistent.

If you purchased a Portaband table from me in the past and your table does not have two mounting holes on the side your will need to drill (2) 3/8" holes, per side.

Take a look at the attached YouTube (http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH6jBOXWjIo&feature=email) video.

YouTube - Swagoffroad.com Miter Gauge Attachmet For Swag Portaband Tables.mp4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH6jBOXWjIo&feature=email)

http://swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html

How deep of a portaband is needed for this to work? Ive got an old secondhand one that i use but dont really know much about it (other than its milwaukee brand). Thanks

Sam

How deep of a portaband is needed for this to work? Ive got an old secondhand one that i use but dont really know much about it (other than its milwaukee brand). Thanks

Sam

Take a look at the picture below. The distance from the top guard mounting screw to the bottom screw is 3.21"

A non deep throat Milwaukee porta band is hard to come by, chances are its a deep throat.:laughing:

That thing is trick!

Thanks for the info, i will measure mine tomorrow and see. With my luck it will be the shallow throat :shaking:. But if its the deep one, you can expect an order from me! Is there any sort of Pirate discount like free shipping or anything? Just curious :D Thanks!

Sam

Thanks for the info, i will measure mine tomorrow and see. With my luck it will be the shallow throat :shaking:. But if its the deep one, you can expect an order from me! Is there any sort of Pirate discount like free shipping or anything? Just curious :D Thanks!

Sam

This item does fit in a flat rate shipping box so shipping will not be a killer.

Cool idea.


Are they painted or is it done up like that for promotional photos?

The orange mounting plate is for pictures only. it comes shipped unpainted.:D

how much to ship to 01876?

Flat rate shipping on this gem $10.50 to anywhere you like in the USA.

paypal or how definantly want one

paypal or how definantly want one

Click http://www.swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html, then the buy now button :grinpimp:

Thanks to all of you that have placed your orders, all orders have been shipped.

Troy

fuck yeah!!!!

the older shallow saws are very very easy to spot, they will ony cut about 1-1/2" deep and end cut only 1" L for any bigger diam.


edit: since you are making these plates how about the hook to turn it into a chop/cut off aswell?

edit: since you are making these plates how about the hook to turn it into a chop/cut off aswell?

x2 :smokin: ... The only one they have on the market now is about $250 and uses a shitty locking chain thing as a vise.

x2 :smokin: ... The only one they have on the market now is about $250 and uses a shitty locking chain thing as a vise.

I have spent an honest 40 hours designing, drawing, and prototyping a bolt on kit for the Portabands, that would allow you to use it as a chop saw and or a band saw. However there is just too much wander in the blade, it makes a great cut one time, then wonders the next time.

I will not sell a kit unless it can out perform the typical abrassive chop saw in a straight line cut
So what I am saying is, don't hold your breath waiting for me to create a kit. :laughing:

I have spent an honest 40 hours designing, drawing, and prototyping a bolt on kit for the Portabands, that would allow you to use it as a chop saw and or a band saw. However there is just too much wander in the blade, it makes a great cut one time, then wonders the next time.

I will not sell a kit unless it can out perform the typical abrassive chop saw in a straight line cut
So what I am saying is, don't hold your breath waiting for me to create a kit. :laughing:

Is the unit creating that blade wander, or your base? I assume since you have spent alot of time designing it and your other product looks top notch, that it's the unit.. But I just can't see the blade moving that much.:confused:
Anyway, if you do create one, I'm sure you'll have a billion orders. :beer:

looks good just placed my order

I ordered one of these two or three days ago. I was surprised when it arrived so quick looks great! cant wait to use it. thanks alot.

Just got mine in the mail...fast delivery! I mounted up the portaband and man, that is a great, simple design. Nice job guys, well worth the $'s from what I can tell!

tomorrow I'll weld up the sq tube too, I definitely think it'll work better 90 degrees in the vice that way...

I ordered up one of these and I don't even have a porta-band:laughing: I am bidding on one on Ebay though...fingers crossed.
No more cutting brackets with an angle grinder for me, It'll be nice to zip some out with this set-up.

very cool set up

wonder if it could be set up on a job site to a tri stand

got mine all set up works great !!!! i did notice that the blade on my saw comes close to the edge of the slot but i think my saw is a little worn out all around great product

Looks good!! What are you using to hold the trigger "On"?

Looks good!! What are you using to hold the trigger "On"?

120 V power maintained foot switch I sell them on my website as well.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html

Thats what I figured, but thought I would ask anyway :D

got mine all set up works great !!!! i did notice that the blade on my saw comes close to the edge of the slot but i think my saw is a little worn out all around great product

My blade is also close to the notch, and is a relatively new saw.... I did use the square tube to allow mounting the table in the vise 90 degrees from the bent lip....makes it way more accessible and easy to use.

On the thought of building a tripod type stand....why not, cool idea!! :idea:

Thanks for the orders guy's all orders have been shipped.
:grinpimp:

just bought one coming to stbt springs co. Thanks. Peter

Great product, quick shipping. Thanks guys. I can't say how useful and friken cool this thing is.

Great product, quick shipping. Thanks guys. I can't say how useful and friken cool this thing is.

Thanks Rainen, I will have to agree with you.

This weekend I modified a aftermarket ZJ bumper to fit on a newer Ford Ranger, its dam near a perfect fit directly out of the box, however I did have to modify the brackets that attach to the frame, did I reach for the Plasma :shaking:, I went for the Port band attached to the mounting plate. I didn't have to clean the brackets up, chip off any slag, no kerf and cool to the touch.:grinpimp:

I sold the first batch of mounting plates and have since made a few tweaks to the original design.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/P1230007-1.JPG

http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/portaband_mount_2-1.JPG

I can't say enough cool things about this - great price, incredibly useful. I already have a 4x6 horizontal bandsaw that converts to vertical, but that's a pain. I just keep my Milwaukee saw bolted to this plate and put it in the vice - great for working small pieces, making tabs when you run out, etc.

thanks!

Will this work on the Dewalt portaband?

Will this work on the Dewalt portaband?

Yes it will,

I recently make a few design changes so this plate can be used for either the Dewalt or the Milwaukee deep throat portabands.

I have only had two request to make this plate fit a Dewalt.

If it would sell I would be willing to make a small production run, other than CoilCJ is there any others takers?

Looks like I am solo out there, if you end up getting interest down the road shoot me a PM. Thanks

Are these Porta Bands capable of cutting 1/4 plate? Box channel? Tubing? Sorry I havent used one before but I like the idea alot.

Mike

Are these Porta Bands capable of cutting 1/4 plate? Box channel? Tubing? Sorry I havent used one before but I like the idea alot.

Mike

Mike check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4-6JKMEhb8 It shows a few plates that I cut out of 3/8" and 3/16" plate.

Portabands are great for cutting small brackets, tube, and do a great job at demolition work.

Quick shipping, a tool that will be very useful instead of one that collects dust.

FWIW, my Dewalt has enough of a lip to be secure in a vice to be used vertically.

Mike, here's something I did this evening. The arch is 4"x.5" flat bar, the cheek plates were cut from 6"x.25" flat bar. The cheek plates were cut using the saw vertically. I cut the 4" flat bar both ways (thickness and width). The 6" flat bar was too wide for a straight cut across the width, but it wasn't any trouble to start on the edge and finish across the width.

On the right of the axle you can see 2 4"x1"x.5" pieces I cut.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v639/10mmsheepdog/Mud%20Truck/DSC05358.jpg

Thanks for the orders guys.

All orders ship out with in 24 hours with 2 or 3 day delivery depending on how far away you are form the west coast.

Troy

Bump for you, I got mine in a few days ago, and got my Porta-band delivered this morning. This is a great setup and everything went together perfect


FYI- if anyone is looking at this setup but doesn't have a portaband, I got mine from www.tool-king.com for $230 Shipped.

Great setup and tested it on some 1/2 and 1/4" plate, and some .120 DOM this morning, Cuts perfect, I'll never use my old chopsaw again!

Mine just showed up today. Excellent service and great product.

Mine just showed up today. Excellent service and great product.

GKR, Thanks for the kind words. As always in stock ready to ship :beer:

This is a great product. I bought it a while back it works great but I needed my vice back!!! So I built a wall bracket for it. Before I had the mounting plate my porta band just collected dust. Now I actually use it all the time.
Pics of my wall mount for it based on your mounting plate. The saw and mouting plate is attached to the wall stand with 2 bolts, so its still easily removable.
Great product!

Nice wall mounted portaband.

I did a bit of shopping around and found a new fab shop to do the laser cutting. I have returned the savings on to you guys. The Portaband mounting plate is now $39.99. not $44.99 and ships USPS flat rate shipping. I have plenty in stock.

Thanks for the orders.

Troy

Thanks for the orders guys, keep them coming. :D

I'd buy one for a dewalt if you ever decide to make it. Shoot me a PM if you do.

Steve

I'd buy one for a dewalt if you ever decide to make it. Shoot me a PM if you do.

Steve

Look what the cat dragged in :smokin:

This plate will now work on Milwaukee and Dewalt deep throat band saws.

And if you wondering, yes this picture was taken at the local Lowes :laughing:

Troy

That's freakin awesome!! Very nice use of your local Lowes store!!

Just order one as I said I would. Looking forward to tryin it out, I have plenty of projects lined up.

Thanks for makin it work with the dewalt.

Steve

I came out with a new product that attaches to the Portaband mounting plate.

For thoes of you who have already purchased a gen 2 mounting plates from me, you will need to drill three holes on each side to addapt these plates. These plates are used as drill templetes, instructions will be provided on hole locations.

Portaband bench mount and or wall mount side mounting plates.

These plates can be used in many different configurations, wall mounted and or table mounted in 4 different height positions.

$39.99 for both side plates.

$74.99 If the Portaband mounting plate and side mounting plates are purchased at the same time, and as an added bonus they can be shipped in the same box to save on shipping.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html

Thanks Troy

:beer: Thanks for the orders guys.

Def gettin me one of these seein as i lost my guide and i love my milwauki but i will just have to swing by and get one when im workin back in portland save on the shippin ya know lol

Are there any plans to make the mount with the relief cut for the blade in the front and narrower? I want to mount my Dewalt to the wall permanently and don't want to have to take it down every time I need to change the blade. Or can you sell me a mount with just the holes in it and no relief cut ? I know it's a long shot but thought I'd ask. Thanks for the time and effort that it takes to dream up and fab such great products.

Corey

Are there any plans to make the mount with the relief cut for the blade in the front and narrower? I want to mount my Dewalt to the wall permanently and don't want to have to take it down every time I need to change the blade. Or can you sell me a mount with just the holes in it and no relief cut ? I know it's a long shot but thought I'd ask. Thanks for the time and effort that it takes to dream up and fab such great products.

Corey

Corey,

The .5" wide slot for the band saw blade is there to accommodate both the Milwaukee and the Dewalt. The blade locations are different depending upon which brand you have, hence the .5" wide slot.

If you mount your Portaband to the wall, you would have to make it attach with one mounting bracket, this way you would be able to slide on the blade around the single mounting bracket. This is not possible the version I sell which is two plates, one on each side of the Portaband mounting plate.

Are you guys really changing the blade that much? I use mine every day I'm in the shop and as long as I don't cut heat hardened steel the blades last for months.

I cut a good bit of tool steel that I use in knife and gun applications as well as input/output shafts and axle shafts that I cut down for hotrods. The last big band saw I had was over-rated and over-priced. The blades themselves would eat you alive. The Dewalt is much cheaper to use considering the frequent blade changes. I'll have to fab one up to work with a single sided arm to mount to the wall. I just thought I ask you in case you had others ask about it. If you'd like I can send you the specs when I done if it's something you think you'd like to offer as an alternate to what you already have? Thanks

Corey

For anyone who purchases a Portaband mount from me they can also purchase a 120V maintained foot switch.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html

http://www.swagoffroad.com/images/96618.gif

Thanks Troy

Does anyone know if this will work for the HF portabands? I don't have the cash to buy a Dewalt or Milwaukee portaband right now but would love to use it with my HF one.

Thanks.

Does anyone know if this will work for the HF portabands? I don't have the cash to buy a Dewalt or Milwaukee portaband right now but would love to use it with my HF one.

Thanks.



I took a trip to the local HF and checked out their Portabands.... not a chance this plate will work with that saw. I wouldn't trust the strength of the sheet metal frame to mount their saw vertically.


Troy

Im interested in your plate, however the dewalt that you have pictured is a different model then mine, I have a DW328, any idea if it will fit my saw? Im very excited to get an order going if it will. Thanks,
Mike

Im interested in your plate, however the dewalt that you have pictured is a different model then mine, I have a DW328, any idea if it will fit my saw? Im very excited to get an order going if it will. Thanks,
Mike

Mike,

I just googled that saw and no it will not fit, I see the blade guard screws are mounted off to the side of the saw not inline with the blade. Sorry it looks like a no go.

Troy

Hey, any idea if this will work with the new Milwaukee 6232-6N model deep throat? The blade guard on the new model only uses two bolts that appear to slide in a T-bolt slot.

Hey, any idea if this will work with the new Milwaukee 6232-6N model deep throat? The blade guard on the new model only uses two bolts that appear to slide in a T-bolt slot.

I took my plate to Home Depot and the mounting plate I sell will need a new hole to mount up this saw, along with longer screws. I know for a fact that if your ordering this mounting plate then your more than capable of handling this modification needed.

Troy

I took my plate to Home Depot and the mounting plate I sell will need a new hole to mount up this saw, along with longer screws. I know for a fact that if your ordering this mounting plate then your more than capable of handling this modification needed.

Troy

yeah, honestly i could probably make my own for 1/4 the cost and make it exactly how I want it....:D I might just do that:flipoff2:

Troy, very cool product. I think I missed it, but how does it mount to the saw? I have a Milwaukee. Basiclaly remove the stock guide bolts, and bot this puppy on?

Thanks,

Gui

Troy, very cool product. I think I missed it, but how does it mount to the saw? I have a Milwaukee. Basiclaly remove the stock guide bolts, and bot this puppy on?

Thanks,

Gui

Gui,

That is correct, undo those three screws and you now have vertical band saw.

Troy

Are these Porta Bands capable of cutting 1/4 plate? Box channel? Tubing? Sorry I havent used one before but I like the idea alot.

Mike



I cut 2 1/2 thick 1018 steel on my Porter-Cable port-a-band to make solid steel spring perches just to proove it could be done at home, INCLUDING the radius for the axle tube. Someone wanted to know HOW you would cut them at home, I said with a port-a-band. I did it in about 45 mins for two pearches and posted pics on CK5.com

I just got my mount in and the build quality as awesome. The only problem is I can’t get to work with my saw (think it is my fault):confused:. I have a Milwaukee 6223 saw. I read at the beginning of the post that it will not work on the shallow saw and as my luck would have it I think that is the one I have. If anyone has any ideas please let me know.

Thanks
Wes

Thanks for the help :flipoff2: Just kidding. After some figuring and a little mod to my saw I got the plate to work. All I can say is why didn’t I buy one of these sooner.

Thanks for the help :flipoff2: Just kidding. After some figuring and a little mod to my saw I got the plate to work. All I can say is why didn’t I buy one of these sooner.

Post up a picture of what modifications you did to make your stubby portaband fit the mounting plate.

Troy

Here is a picture of the mod I had to do. I was able to use the original holes but I had to drill a hole in my band saw. Once I done this it worked great.
http://inlinethumb48.webshots.com/42607/2516312890067271393S500x500Q85.jpg (http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2516312890067271393bmmgeR)
http://inlinethumb09.webshots.com/44104/2177538670067271393S500x500Q85.jpg (http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2177538670067271393qKUSBD)

Will this work for a Milwaukee 6225?

Will this work for a Milwaukee 6225?

The 6225 is a shallow version of the Portaband, you would have to perform the modification done in the previous post by reedwesd for this mounting plate to fit you saw.

Troy

I have a dewalt D28770 porta band. But mine doesn't have the 2-3 bolts next to the blade. Is it that I just have a older model. Will this work with mine?

I have a dewalt D28770 porta band. But mine doesn't have the 2-3 bolts next to the blade. Is it that I just have a older model. Will this work with mine?

I have been searching Google looking for and image of the older D28770 without and luck. They all show the new version which will work with this mounting plate.

Like you said if your saw does not have the bolts next to the blade you are out of luck.

Troy

I have been searching Google looking for and image of the older D28770 without and luck. They all show the new version which will work with this mounting plate.

Like you said if your saw does not have the bolts next to the blade you are out of luck.

Troy

Unless I just drill the hole into it.

Thanks for the orders guys.

Troy

I just got a bunch more mounting plates in, these plates will now work with the new Milwaukee 6232-6N deep throat Portaband saw, as well as a the all the other Milwaukee and Dewalt deep throat saws. :grinpimp:

Thanks again for all the orders.

Troy

Keep the orders headed my way.

Thanks Troy

These make great Christmas gifts for yourself or give a gift to the old man that he will actually use.

The total cost of the kit including shipping is $50.49

Thanks Troy

just seen this and ordered it ... cant wait to get it here . it will make things alot easier .

thanks for coming up with this product !

Order this plate up before 12:00 PST on Friday and it will be on your door step before Christmas.

Troy

Just placed my order. Cant wait to put this thing to use.

Thanks for the orders. I have plenty in stock and 2 to 3 day shipping on this portaband mount.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html

Troy

Just got one of these and this thing is badass very very nice!!! Thanks Jason Ratcliff

You know, I was thinking it would be cool if you put a dado groove in the plate so you could use a square to run material through the saw. Just a thought.:D

Thanks for the comments guys.

I have plenty in stock and flat rate shipping $10.50.

Thanks Troy

Which type Milwaukee saw works best with your mounting plates, variable speed or fixed speed saw? I'm thinking the variable speed triger control would be hard to run/control at slower speeds.

Thanks,
NIB

With the variable speed Milwaukee's there is a threaded knob built into the trigger. Threading the knob to the right or left will increase or decrease the speed of the blade............the trigger is not sensitive to how far down you press the trigger like on your drill.

The speed is determined by the adjustment knob, the trigger only turns the saw on or off.

Troy

Flat rate shipping on this gem $9.80 to anywhere you like.

Did flat rate go up :laughing:

I just made an order but shipping was more than that. Not much though ;)

:smokin:

EDIT: Doh, just noticed you posted the $10.50 rate above, might wanna delete your first shipping post..

You know, I was thinking it would be cool if you put a dado groove in the plate so you could use a square to run material through the saw. Just a thought.:D

I like that die, just an 1/8" wide groove would be great!

got mine today, thx..

Alright, quick review here..

Gotta admit when I ordered it I really didn't think that much of it and wondered when I would use it..

The day it got here I was fabbing some shock hoops, pulled out my trusty portaband and was using it, didn't even both with the plate for a while and then figured why not..

The mounting sucks, but there is no other option really - my deep throater has the dinky dinky mounting bolts and you just can't get them tight enough to keep it from twisting (hey, maybe I need a new portaband hmmm).

The one thing I don't like about my portaband is that I can never cut straight but with it in the mount I cut my tube lengthwise and the line is straight! So flipping cool..

Probably one of the coolest things is the foot pedal. I have no idea if it is the same one that is sold on the site and spec'd from HF but it was just one I have leftover from some cheap HF tool. It didn't even have a 3 prong input so I pulled out one of my adapters and plugged it in. I zip died the "throttle" on full tilt and eased on the pedal - sweet! It's flipping cool, just made my most used tool even better!

I'll post some cool pictures eventually (attaching one of the part I cut straight, then ground to fit the radius) but hey, thumbs up..

Today I am headed out to Easter Jeep Safari. I will be at the Crawl Magazine sponsored event on Tuesday March 30th at area BFE doing an imprompt vendor display.

I will be driving my Jeep the 1100 miles straight through loaded down like the Clampits.

I have packed my Jeep with two of everything I currently sell on my website. If you want to avoid shipping costs swing on by.

If you guys see me, flag me down I will hand out free Swag stickers while in Moab.

Thanks Troy

Thanks for the orders.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Troy

I have plenty in stock and these ship flat rate USPS shipping.

Thanks again.

Troy

Would this fit a Milwakee 6225? or at least easily modify to fit one?

Would this fit a Milwakee 6225? or at least easily modify to fit one?

Scroll up to post #69. This portaband table can be easily modified to fit your Milwaukee 6225 saw.

Troy

ordered the base plate, legs, and foot switch monday and they were here wed when i got home. Really nice looking stuff and great turnaround time.

thanks guys!

Mine shipped Tuesday, maybe it'll be here today!

ordered the base plate, legs, and foot switch monday and they were here wed when i got home. Really nice looking stuff and great turnaround time.

thanks guys!

I do like hearing this kind of feed back.

Thanks again for the orders.

Troy

Mine was in the mail today.

Surprised to have a second box inside the big one, just for the bag of screws.
Very nice quality, happy customer.

I do have some extra work since my 6225 is older and the mounting locations changed a bit.

Bolt on miter gauge attachment?

Can be bolted to right or left hand side of Portaband table.

Let me know if you are interested and I will wittle out a few of these on the laser cutter.

Troy

Bolt on miter gauge attachment?

Can be bolted to right or left hand side of Portaband table.

Let me know if you are interested and I will wittle out a few of these on the laser cutter.

Troy

Hopefully you have something like this for your portaband stand?

damn good idea i will be ordering whe i get some extra dough.

we use portabands at work all day long and its the best tool i have in my garage. very useful.

Hopefully you have something like this for your portaband stand?

Looking at it, looks like this would work in it, just have to drill some holes.

Hopefully you have something like this for your portaband stand?

x 2

I love my stand for my portaband! Everyone that has seen it says that its a smart idea. if you have a portaband, this is a must have!

Just released.

Bolt on Portaband miter gauge attachment.

Accepts the industry standard 3/4' x 3/8' miter gauge slide, and can be bolted on the right of left hand side of either Portaband table I sell.

Helps keep your strait cuts strait and your miter cuts repeatable & consistent.

If you purchased a Portaband table from me in the past and your table does not have two mounting holes on the side your will need to drill (2) 3/8" holes, per side.

Take a look at the attached YouTube (http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH6jBOXWjIo&feature=email) video.

YouTube - Swagoffroad.com Miter Gauge Attachmet For Swag Portaband Tables.mp4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH6jBOXWjIo&feature=email)

http://swagoffroad.com/Porta_band_Product.html

Get to cutting with the Swag Portaband Table.

Thanks again for the orders.

Troy

Keep Swag Off Road in mind when tool shopping for the old man.

Troy

Recently bought mine the clutter doohickey for his bday. :)

Thanks for the orders this Chrismas. I have the Swag Off Road Portaband tables in stock.

Troy

Order placed and payment sent ! Thanks

Jeff

Order sent. I can't wait to get cutting!

-Jon

Order sent. I can't wait to get cutting!

-Jon

Jon,

Thanks for the order. The Portaband table will go out in the mail first thing tomorrow.

Troy

Got mine today !! Awesome product !!

Jeff

Got mine today !! Awesome product !!

Jeff

Thanks again for the orders.

I have both versions of the vertical portaband tables in stock.

Troy

Pirate4x4 you guys rock. These Portaband Mounts are flying off the shelf's

Let me know if you have any questions or just want to tell us these vertical Portaband tables rock. :smokin:

Thanks again,
Troy

Love my portaband stand, along with my other Swag stuff.

Keeping it simple and still affordable.

The portaband tables are in stock ready to rock.

Thanks Troy.

Keep on keeping on.

We have both Portaband tables in stock and customer service that is hard to beat.

Thanks again for the orders.

Troy

Here is customer picture of his Swag Portaband mount in use. :smokin:

Thanks again Troy

Thanks again for the orders.

In stock ready to rock.

Troy

Lookin to pick up a porta band right away and get one of these tables. Curious which saw I should get? I know it has to be deep throat but is a dewalt or Milwaukee better? Faster blade speed or slower? Variable speed or fixed? I'll be cutting mostly 1/4 plate and just can't decide what my best option is. Thanks in advance for any help guys.

I'm a big fan of Milwaukee, if you look at what the professionals use in the field you will see more red than yellow Portabands. With that said the Dewalts have a more ergonomic feel to them.

I have had my Milwaukee for 4 years and use it every day with out any complaints. They are available at Home Depot, and they only sell one variety to make it easy.

Troy

Ya I'm a bigger fan of the red too lol. Dewalts been going down hill a lot. So blade speed fixed or variable really isn't a big deal? As long as its turning and cutting? Lol

Do you know if your Mounts are compatible with the Milwaukee 0729 Cordless V28™ Portable Band Saw? It looks very similar to the corded version, in every aspect except how it gets its power.

TIA

Do you know if your Mounts are compatible with the Milwaukee 0729 Cordless V28™ Portable Band Saw? It looks very similar to the corded version, in every aspect except how it gets its power.

TIA

The V28 is a direct bolt in, however you will need to space the legs of the Portaband table's we sell 1.00" to accommodate room for the battery pack.

Thanks Troy