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What types of cuts can the 16" Super Duty Radial Arm Saw perform?

The saw handles crosscuts, bevel cuts, miter cuts, compound miter cuts, dado operations, and rip cuts (with the optional Rip Kit).

Which industries benefit from the 16" Super Duty Radial Arm Saw?

The 16″ Super Duty Radial Arm Saw that supports a wide range of industries.

  • Manufacturing Facilities: Ideal for repetitive, high-volume cutting tasks for production lines and industrial settings.
  • Lumberyards: Perfect for sizing, crosscutting, and preparing wood and wood products for retail or industrial use.
  • Prefabricated Housing Manufacturers: Provides precise structural cuts for components like walls, beams, and roof panels for prefabrication processes.
  • Truss and Door Plants: Creates customized components, including trusses, door frames, and other structural elements.
  • Custom Cabinet Shops: Supports intricate woodworking projects by performing precise miter, bevel, dado, and crosscuts.
  • Packaging and Crating Departments: Facilitates the creation of custom crates, pallets, and packaging solutions.

This saw’s ability to perform crosscuts, bevels, miters, dadoes, and rip cuts makes it an essential asset in industries requiring high-performance cutting solutions.

What kind of blade is recommended for the 16" Super Duty Radial Arm Saw?

Original Saw Company recommends carbide-tipped blades:

  • General-Purpose Blade (40-tooth): Versatile for most cutting tasks.
  • Fine Crosscut Blade (60-tooth): For detailed, precision cuts.
  • Dado Blades: For creating grooves and notches.

Blades are sold separately. Customers should select the blade best suited to their cutting needs.

How do I maintain a Radial Arm Saw?
  • Inspect and replace dull blades as needed.
  • Keep tracks clean and free of debris (avoid lubricants to prevent dust accumulation).
  • Clean the table surface to maintain accuracy.
  • Check and replace rollerhead bearings if necessary.
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Customization Options

Do You Need Test Cuts?

Are you unsure if this machine can cut your material?

Ask about sending in a material sample to Original Saw. We will cut your material on our shop saw and make a video. Afterwards, you can review the videoed test cuts and make informed decisions. Most importantly, we want you to feel comfortable with your solutions before your purchase.

Would you like to send us your material?

Email us at customerservice@originalsaw.com or call at (800) 733-4063 to start the process.

How are Saw Extension Tables Shipped?

If Saw Extension Tables are purchased at the same time as a saw, the tables will be shipped with the saw via freight truck. Lead time on saws with Saw Extension Tables is generally 3-4 weeks.

Saw Extension Tables can also be ordered without a saw. Tables are an in stock item and can be shipped out approximately 2-3 days after the order is placed.

They can be shipped by UPS or by freight truck, depending on the size and number of tables ordered. Contact Original Saw Company at (800) 733-4063 or customerservice@originalsaw.com for a freight quote.

How do you know the right part number?

Use the diagrams below to identify the type and year of your saw. This will help us find your needed part. 

Radial Arm Saw Parts

When determining the replacement parts needed for a radial arm saw, it is important to know the series and serial number of the saw. The serial number is located on a riveted tag on the front of the frame on a radial arm saw. Beginning in 1995, Original Saw Company assigned serial numbers by year, month, series and numerical. ​

A manual is sent with each radial arm saw. It provides important safety information, diagrams and instructions. Refer to the manual to determine the parts needed.

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Beam Saw Parts

When determining the replacement parts needed for a beam saw, it is important to know the series and serial number of the saw. The serial number is located on a riveted tag on the front of the frame on a beam saw. Beginning in 1995, Original Saw Company assigned serial numbers by year, month, series and numerical.

A manual is sent with each radial arm saw. It provides important safety information, diagrams and instructions. Refer to the manual to determine the parts needed.

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Crosscut Saw Parts

When determining the replacement parts needed for a Crosscut saw, it is important to know the series and serial number of the saw. The serial number is located on a riveted tag on the front of the frame on a crosscut arm saw. Beginning in 1995, Original Saw Company assigned serial numbers by year, month, series and numerical.

A manual is sent with each crosscut saw. It provides important safety information, diagrams and instructions. Refer to the manual to determine the parts needed.

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