Metal Sawing Services

Serving South Florida & Beyond

Do-All Saw

Sawing

  • Semi-Automatic DoAll Horizontal Band Saw

At Freedom Fabricators, our sawing services provide fast, accurate, and cost-effective cutting for a wide variety of materials. Using advanced sawing equipment, our skilled operators can cut bars, pipes, tubes, and structural shapes to precise lengths while maintaining clean, square edges.

Sawing is often the first step in the fabrication process, preparing raw material for further machining, bending, or welding. With the right combination of speed and accuracy, our sawing capabilities allow us to support both one-off custom projects and high-volume production runs.


Our sawing equipment is capable of:

  • Cutting round, square, and rectangular tubing
  • Processing flat bars, solid bars, and structural beams
  • Handling various metals including stainless steel, aluminum, mild steel, brass, and copper
  • Producing consistent lengths with tight tolerances to reduce downstream finishing

By combining modern saw technology with operator expertise, we ensure repeatability, reduced material waste, and quick turnaround times for projects of all sizes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Metal Sawing

What materials can you cut with the band saw?

The Sawing page lists stainless steel, aluminum, mild steel, brass, and copper among the metals handled by the shop’s sawing equipment.

What shapes can be processed with sawing?

The semi-automatic DoAll horizontal band saw can process round, square, and rectangular tubing, flat bars, solid bars, and structural shapes.

What is the cutting capacity of the saw?

The page lists a capacity of 11.75 inches for round material and 11.75 by 12.5 inches for rectangular material, with miter cutting from 0° to 60°.

How accurate are your sawing capabilities?

Freedom Fabricators uses the saw to produce consistent lengths and square cuts for parts that move into later fabrication steps. Final requirements are reviewed against the needs of each project.

What fabrication steps can follow sawing?

Sawing is often used to prepare raw material for additional work such as machining, bending, or welding.

Can sawing support custom and production work?

Yes. The Sawing page states that the process supports one-off custom projects as well as higher-volume production work.