🔪 Olson APG72605 105 Inch Blade – Precision and Durability for Reliable Cutting Review

Welding is not very accurate. The blade works great but I don't like the sound of the seam going through the guides. I hope this issue doesn't shorten the life of the blades.

I usually buy the "cheaper" blades simply because I tend to overuse them and break them before the teeth cut through the large decorative sockets of the base legs become blunt table. This blade was about $10 cheaper than my regular blade, so I gave it a try. So far it's performing as well as, if not better than, my previous brand. I also recently sawed through an 11" wide maple leaf with this 1/2" blade and the cut, drift and tracking were great. I will buy them (and save money) in the future.

Welding is not very precise. The blade works great but I don't like the sound of the seam going through the guides. I hope this issue doesn't shorten the life of the blades.

I usually buy "cheaper" blades simply because I tend to overuse them and break them before since the teeth become blunt as a result of cutting out the large decorative legs of the table base in the form of a pedestal. This blade was about $10 cheaper than my regular blade, so I gave it a try. So far it's performing as well as, if not better than, my previous brand. I also recently sawed through an 11" wide maple leaf with this 1/2" blade and the cut, drift and tracking were great. I will buy…

I have a 14" Delta band saw with a 6" extension. I made a mistake to buy the blade for 3/4" width re-cut when I bought the bandsaw. All my reading and experience since then has convinced me that the saw cannot handle such a wide blade. The 4" saw blade was not moving properly on both wheels at the same time, probably due to over-tensioning the saw frame. I have bought Olson 5/8" and 1/2" saw blades and the 5/8" saw blade works great . I haven't tried the 1/2" saw blade, but expect the same…