🔪 AYAO 72 Inch Blade - Superior Performance with 8 Inch Width and 14TPI Review

Saw blade perfect for my Shopsmith band saw. , no cracks in the weld. It seems fast and smooth I usually only use a 1/8" for spiral cutting pine or softwood under 1/2" thick and it seems to work fine for that.good as Shopsmith blades but at half the price - real value .

Bought to replace a Starrett blade of the same dimensions (1/8", 14 TPI); despite having the same number of teeth, they have a more aggressive cut that leaves a rougher surface than a Starrett blade. I ended up going back to Starrett for the finer work I usually do with this size blade and saving them for things where the finish isn't that important. They cost half a Starrett's blade, so overall they are quite profitable.

This blade didn't suit me at all. I bought it a year ago, but only now it became necessary to open and use it. Straight out of the box it cut (if you can call it that) like a blunt. I cleaned it thoroughly and removed any chemicals it might have had to preserve it, but still got the same result. I have to work hard and move slowly, plus the wood burns and leaves so much resin on it that I have to clean it and the bearings after 1 inch of cut. I even tried lubricating the blade with wax, bio…

The saw blade is a perfect match for my Shopsmith band saw. I haven't cut much with it yet, but it runs smoothly, doesn't crack at the weld. It seems to cut quickly and smoothly. I usually only use 1/8" for cutting pine or softwood under 1/2" thick and it seems to work fine for that. They may not be as good as Shopsmith blades, but at less than half the price, they're real value.

I got these blades to replace a Starrett blade of the same dimensions (1/8", 14 TPI); despite the same number of teeth, they have a more aggressive cut, the leaves a rougher finish than a Starrett blade.I ended up going back to Starrett for the finer work I usually do with blades this size and saving them for things where the finish isn't that important.They are however half the price of a Blade Starrett so overall they're pretty good.

This blade didn't fit me at all. I bought it a year ago, but only now it became necessary to open and use it. Straight out of the box it cut (if you can call it that) like a blunt. I cleaned it thoroughly and removed any chemicals it might have had to preserve it, but I still got the same result. I have to press very hard and move slowly, also the wood is burning and there is so much resin on it that I have to clean it and the bearings after 1 inch of cut. I even tried lubricating the blade…