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Timber Wolf™ Bandsaw Blades from PS Wood are the most reliable high-performance bandsaw blades you'll ever use!
Made from high silicon, low carbon steel, Timber Wolf™ bandsaw blades run cooler and last longer.
- Milled teeth make them ideal for re-sawing thick stock because these blades are true tracking and DO NOT WANDER.
- Run under low tension, and thus require less horsepower from your band saw.
- These band saw blades produce a thin kerf and can make remarkably tight turns.
- Welds are re-tempered for superior strength at the weld.
- The weld on these blades is warranted.
With re-tempered welds designed for superior strength, Timber Wolf blades are among the most rugged and durable on the market. These bandsaw blades are specifically designed to operate under low tension, requiring less horsepower from the bandsaw and increasing the longevity of both the bandsaw and the blades. Timber Wolf blades' milled teeth make these blades ideal for sawing thick stock, and the blades are guaranteed not to wander.
Please order carefully! You will be responsible for shipping charges on exchanges due to incorrect ordering.
Choose by Width and TPI (Teeth per Inch) - Refer to Usage Chart under Instructions Tab for Series Information. Unless noted, all blades are 0.025 thickness.
In stock lengths available: 80", 82", 93.5", 99.75" 105", 111", 116", 115" 133", 137", & 142".
Custom sizes are available. Please call us for pricing.
105" Timber Wolf™ Bandsaw Blades
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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I have a 14" Jet band saw with 6" riser, what is the best blade ( number of teeth also the width ) for doing re-sawing ? My luck in the past has not been good. I even put on Carter guides, and still having bad lick. Thanks Dick
This is a multi-step answer:
1. If the hp is 1 or less then go with a 1/2' x 3tpi on greater then 5" up to 12" wood.
2. If its green wood (wet wood) and still 1hp or less order an AS .032 blade still 1/2" x 3tpi.
3. If you have the 1-1/2hp model you can use a 3/4" x 3tpi blade.
Most people have the best luck with 1/2" blades because it puts less strain on the bandsaw giving you a more consistent cut and finish. Bigger the blade the more HP used.
links to each solution:
1.1/2" x 3tpi thin kerf
2.1/2" x 3tpi .032 greenwood
3.3/4" x 3tpi
As far as the Carter guides click on the instructions below. This works for both guide blocks and bearing systems on bandsaws. Most of the time something else is out of wack than the guides.
Bandsaw Tune Up Instructions
