Electric Saws
I sell Eibenstock electric saws in Bibra Lake W.A.
Tips:
Some of these saws have very big motors, so draw a lot of power.
Keep extension cords as short as possible.
Use only heavy duty extensions cords (15 amp leads with 10am plugs).
Try to put your vacuum on a seperate circuit, or at least a seperate power point.
This will allow the bigger saws to draw their rated power, and perform as specified.
Eibenstock EDS125 - Special buy in |
The handy diamond saw - 5"/125mm |
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The smallest machine in the range, so for lighter duty, on site use. |
14"/350mm Electric Power Cutter |
Husqvarna K4000 14"/350mm |
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K4000 parts in stock:
I also specialise in blades to suit the electric saws. As well as offering the recommended Husqvarna blades, we also stock blades specially designed to reduce kick back and biting in the cut, which makes them safer and easier to use. |
For Eibenstock Electric Saws Ex Stock |
Eibenstock Guide Rail with Clamps |
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Suits Eibenstock EDS125 and EDS181. Includes two clamps and slider. Available in 750mm ($CALL) or 1500mm ($CALL) |
Eibenstock ETR400P$1995 incl GST (with blade) |
The most powerful wet cutting system, for dust reduced cutting (16"/400mm) |
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Use:
Features:
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Rail System to suit ETR350 and ETR400: 
Prices correct as of 1/7/26 but subject to change.
Tips and suggestions:
The bigger electric saws (350mm and 400mm) draw a lot of power, but still do not have the same power as a petrol saw.
To maximise their efficiency, I suggest the following:
Use electric saw specific blades - these are softer than standard blades. This enables them to cut better. A petrol saw blade is too hard, and can overload your electric saw's motor and/or gearbox.
Leads - use 4mm HD extension leads. Even the 2.5mm HD leads can cause problems. Keep them as short as possible (under 15m).
Step cutting - try to cut about 20mm deep only at a time. This is much better than cutting to full depth. Cutting 20mm keeps the motor spinning at full revs, so the fan is maximising its cooling.
RCD and electric motors are usually IP55 rated, so splash proof but not water proof!
Generators - do not run off generators. They may not be 240 volt, 50Hz, or are often too small for the saw.
Vacuums: Put vacuums on a seperate circuit so as not to overload each circuit.
See the Eibenstock EDS125 in action here:
See the Eibenstock ETR 230 in action here:
See the Eibenstock ETR350P in action here:
For the operation and spare parts manuals for these machines Click Here
Silica dust - when workers cut, crush, drill, polish, saw or grind products that contain silica, particles are created, which are one-hundredth of the size of a grain of sand. These can get stuck deep in the lungs.
Ensure precautions to limit exposure to dust are in place.
See the WA government's info on silica dust here.
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