Not the cutting capacity. A YCM-270G opens its vice to 270 mm and cuts 220 mm round. A YCM-210G opens to 210 mm and cuts 180 mm. Both figures are on every machine below, separately, because getting this wrong is how a workshop ends up with a saw that will not take the stock it bought it for.
Eight machines. Where capacity says confirming, we are waiting on the manufacturer rather than guessing — ask and we will get you the figure the same working day.
Portable
Portable machine with speed variator and amperage limiter to protect the motor. Cuts at any angle from 0° to 60°. For work that travels to the material.
Manual pull-down
Manual pull-down frame on an aluminium saw-frame and base.
Auto-cut, swivel — economy
Economy variant of the 210. Same vice opening, reduced specification.
Auto-cut, swivel
Three-way selector: manual cut, fast frame drop to the material, or automatic cut with adjustable down-feed. Quick-clamping vice with short-range sliding device. Blade tension set from the front and read on a gauge. Hard metal blade guide pads, cooling system.
Auto-cut, swivel — pro
Upper specification of the 210.
Auto-cut, swivel
Same three-way selector as the 210G with higher blade tension and a wider vice. Swivel mitre capability without moving up to a Cosen.
Auto-cut, swivel
Largest swivel machine in the range.
Semi-automatic
Semi-automatic at the top of the YCM range.
Why YCM
Every importer in this segment competes on price. Only one of them developed a noise reduction system with Taiwan’s national research institute.
Developed with ITRI, cutting running noise by around 60%. In a shophouse unit, or a site near housing, that is a specification argument rather than a nice-to-have.
Yuan Jun holds a patent on its portable bandsaw. The machine goes to the material rather than the other way round.
And OEM manufacturing for European brands since 2005 — built to somebody else’s standard as well as their own.
Blades
Small saws consume blades faster than big ones. Tell us the model and we will hold the size, so a blade change is a phone call rather than a search. Arntz when finish and blade life matter, Boss Cut when throughput does.
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