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Dake Horizontal Bandsaws

Dake horizontal bandsaws give you clean, square cuts in bar, pipe, and tube stock. Choose from portable, mitering, and full-size shop models.

We also carry Dake Vertical Bandsaws and Dake Cold Saws to round out your metal cutting setup.

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Choosing a Dake Horizontal Bandsaw for Your Shop

The right Dake horizontal bandsaw comes down to cutting capacity, miter range, and the power your shop has on hand. Use the guide below to match each model to the stock you cut most.

Compact Dake Horizontal Bandsaws

These saws run on standard 120V power and cut round stock up to 7 inches. They fit small fabrication shops and home shops that cut bar, pipe, and tube by the piece.

Dake B:5 5" Portable Horizontal Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 4.92"
  • Blade speed: 82 to 262 FPM
  • Motor: 1 HP, 120V

A light bench saw for small shops that cut short runs of bar and tube and move the saw from bench to bench.

Dake B:7X 7" Horizontal Bandsaw with Stand

  • Round capacity at 90°: 6.69"
  • Blade speed: 98 to 262 FPM
  • Motor: 2 HP, 120V

Adds more power, a floor stand, and built-in cutting fluid for shops that cut larger steel stock on a regular basis.

Dake SE712 7" Horizontal Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 7"
  • Blade speed: 85 to 235 FPM
  • Motor: 0.75 HP, 110V/120V

A steady floor saw with a cast table bed and coolant system for daily straight and 45° cuts on standard shop power.

Dake SE-6.5M 7" Horizontal Mitering Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 6-1/2"
  • Blade speed: 114 to 262 FPM
  • Motor: 2.5 HP, 120V

Built for frequent angle work, with a head that swivels to 60° right and hydraulic feed that stops the saw when the cut ends.


Larger Capacity Dake Horizontal Bandsaws

These saws cut round stock from 9 to 10 inches for shops working with heavier bar and structural material. Power needs vary by model, so check your shop voltage before you choose.

Dake SE-810 10" Dual Mitering Horizontal Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 10"
  • Blade speed: 65 to 250 FPM
  • Motor: 1.25 HP DC, 110V

A mobile 10 inch saw on 110V power that also converts to vertical cutting for shaped or hand-fed parts.

Dake SE912 9" Horizontal Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 9"
  • Blade speed: 98 to 328 FPM
  • Motor: 1 HP, 110V/120V

A step up from a 7 inch saw, with more capacity and a wider speed range while still running on 110V power.

Dake SE1018 10" Horizontal Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 10"
  • Blade speed: 65 to 260 FPM
  • Motor: 2 HP DC, 220V

A gear driven saw with hydraulic feed for busy shops that want steady cuts without belt upkeep.

Dake SE-10 DM 10" Dual Mitering Horizontal Bandsaw

  • Round capacity at 90°: 10"
  • Blade speed: 115 to 230 FPM
  • Motor: 2.75 HP, 220V 3 Phase

The production choice in this lineup, mitering from 45° left to 60° right with gear drive and hydraulic feed.


Dake Horizontal Bandsaws FAQs

What size Dake horizontal bandsaw do I need?

Match the saw to the largest stock you cut. The Dake B:5 handles round stock up to about 5 inches. The 7 inch models cover most bar, pipe, and tube work. For heavier stock, the Dake SE912 cuts up to 9 inches and the 10 inch models handle the largest pieces.

Can I run a Dake horizontal bandsaw on 110V shop power?

Yes. The B:5, B:7X, SE712, SE-6.5M, SE-810, and SE912 all run on 110V or 120V power. The SE1018 needs 220V single phase, and the SE-10 DM needs 220V three phase. Check your shop power before you order.

Which Dake horizontal bandsaw is best for cutting miters?

Every model in this lineup cuts angles. For frequent miter work, the Dake SE-6.5M swivels its head up to 60° right while the stock stays clamped. The Dake SE-10 DM goes further, mitering from 45° left to 60° right for production angle cuts.

What does hydraulic downfeed do on a horizontal bandsaw?

Hydraulic downfeed lowers the blade through the cut at a steady rate you set. The saw shuts off on its own when the cut ends, so you can prep the next piece while it runs. The SE-6.5M, SE1018, and SE-10 DM all use hydraulic feed.