Blade Designation: Resawing Kiln Dry Domestic Wood or
Roughing (dry wood)
Width: 1/2"
TPI (Tooth Per Inch): 2/3
Tooth Design: VPC (variable positive claw)
Blade Thickness: .025
Kerf: .048
Tooth Hook Angle: 6.5°
Tooth Set Pattern: 5 Raker Set
Radius of Cut: 2 1/2”
Thickness of Work Material to be cut
Kiln Dry Wood: Hardwood 3" - 12" Softwood 3" - 10”
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10 stars
This blade is top shelf! Cuts really smooth & Quick! Loved 'em so much, I bought several more! 10 stars IMO.
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The Best Resaw Blade bar none!
I had a high-end blade by another vendor that was good, but not even close to this one! Cuts real nice and effectively! I believe the low-tension aspect makes a huge difference as well. Very happy with this incredible blade! Will definitely be buying more!
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Leap of faith!
It was a "leap of faith" to purchase the 1/2" x 2/3 VPC series Timber Wolf blade for my ancient Model 2300 Boyce Crane, but Oh so worth it! I had an 8 year drying- big leaf maple burl waiting to be slabbed and this blade made it so easy. And, as promised, a great sawn finish. Couldn't be happier.
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Indeciferable instructions.
In my bandsaw books there is no mention of blade flutter. There are references for unsafe operations for not tensioning the blade properly. It would seem as my saw has incremental indicators for proper tensions of various blade width, but nothing for low tension set up. Low tension seems to make sense, unfortunately your instructions do not. As you don't replace kinked blades I'll just put my project on hold and get the general consensus of my friends until I feel comfortable around your blade. A 18 inch Jet saw is not a toy with 137 inches of blade, your company seems awfully casual with my fingers, and money.
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turbocharged my bandsaw
My little Jet 10” Jet bandsaw is now a lean mean resawing (albeit only 4”) machine, thanks to this blade.
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1/2 inch bandsaw blade
This is a great blade for re-sawing cuts like butter. will be ordering some more of these Timber wolf blades
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Solid blades, good weld, excellent teeth quality and durability
Spanning 6 different blades of six differing types, these are among the best blades I have ever purchased both wide and thin. The welds are excellent, and after any initial deformations are stretched out via tension, these blades perform in a superior fashion. The blades also stay sharp even when put under stress, e.g., accidentally rubbing against cool blocks. These blades come highly recommended, and the fact that you can get them at any precise length that is required, will cause me to become a lifelong customer for as long as this company manufactures them.
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The best
This is absolutely the best band saw blade I've ever used. It starts out really sharp and stays that way longer than others I've used.
