 Power: 2500 W |
 Max cutting height: 310 mm |
| Table size: 420 x 575 mm |
 Max cutting width: 420 mm |
| Wheel Diameter: 440 mm | Blade length: 3976 mm |
| Blade width: 6–25 mm | Working height: 886 mm |
The Hammer N4400 band saw has a great price/performance ratio, making it an attractive machine for hobbyists and semi-professionals to get professional quality for a price that is in range of enthusiasts as well.
This saw is the big brother of the Hammer N3800. The main difference between the two is the size.
It usually sells just above the 2000 USD or EUR mark, and can be upgraded with multiple features. The most popular feature is probably the X-LIFE Ceramic blade guides. You can also add a laser guide, table extensions to the back and front, and even convert the saw to a sanding station.
The N4400 is made in Austria and possibly parts in Italy as well, by band saw manufacturer ACM.
Know a useful link or video for the Hammer N4400? Send me a message, and I'll update the page with your info.
Reviews and Videos
Review of the Hammer N4400
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Review of the Hammer N4400 by Andrea's Workshop.
Building a chair with the N4400
youtube.com
This video shows how you can make a Sam Maloof-inspired chair with just the N4400 and its accessoiries.
General
Hammer / Felder Owners group
yahoo.com
Yahoo group about Hammer, Felder, and Format 4 machines. Has been going on since the year 2000. Not the easiest to use, but full of knowledgeable members.
Official specifications
felder-group.com
Page with all the official specifications of the N4400
Repairs
Detailed post on Modifications for the N4400
festoolownersgroup.com
Derek Cohen on Festool Owners Group shows off some very useful improvements to the N4400. These include a custom insert, custom mitre gauge, and resawing fence. Great for inspiration for your own improvements/jigs.
Manuals
Official Manual for the N4400 in English
manualzz.com
Official Manual for the N4400 in English
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All the specs and options for the Hammer N4400
| General | |
|---|---|
| Working height | 886 mm |
| Weight (standard configuration) | 170 kg |
| Total height | 1865 mm |
| Motor | |
| Motor Voltage | 3x 400V 1x 230V |
| Motor Frequency | 50 or 60 Hz |
| Extra Features and Options | |
|---|---|
| Circle cutting device | Option |
| Sanding unit | Option |
| Mitre fence | Option |
| Rolling carriage without lifting bar | Option |
| Lifting bar for rolling carriage | Option |
| Band Saw | |
|---|---|
| Maximum Cutting Height | 310 mm |
| Maximum Cutting Width | 420 mm |
| Table size | 420 x 575 mm |
| Band Saw blade | |
| Blade length | 3976 mm |
| Blade width | 6–25 mm |
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Where can I buy the hammer and 4400 for under $2000?
Hi Paul, you can find slightly used or demo models for just under €2000 on Felder’s special website called World 4 Machines. Prices may vary and to see the current price you need to make an account.
Hope that helps!
Hello,
What is the part number for drive vbelt for Hammer 4400?
I had odered what I was told by a former dealer it is a SPZ 1000.
The new belt ( SPZ 1000) is belt is at least 40-60 mm too short even with motor tensioner screw loosened as far as it will go.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Where should the blade sit on a N4400 bandsaw. the manual says in the middle of the wheel. But with the wheel flat compared other bandsaws does this damage the tips of the saw teeth and also the tips of the teeth damage the rubber on the wheel. I recall someone saying that the teeth should slightly overhang the rubber on this machine? Also I am having trouble getting the back of the saw exactly blade perpendicular to the table top ~89.5%
Hi Alec,
My N4400 has the same problem then yours. My back of the blade is 4mm out off angle, measured with a 30cm long starret.
It seems to me a production type of thing but cannot it digure out yet.
My question: How did you solve your problem?
Please let me know, Tony Weernink