Olson Regular FB10080DB 0.025 80-Inch Bandsaw Blade Review

I took an 80 inch Bosch saw for my old band saw and it was terrible. I put this Olson on and he cuts hardwood like butt. Good value for money.

These saw blades represented good value for money. A good sharp edge is short-lived when cutting hardwood, but works well on softer woods like spruce and cedar. I recommend buying several at a time.

I put the blade on and adjusted it on the machine and found it cuts a lot better than the blade I've used in the past would have. This allows for a nice tight corner and continues a good fast track. I've cut red oak about 3 inches thick with this blade and have found that it cuts as if it were a soft wood like pine or cedar. I even left a nice clean area that isn't a hassle to sand when I'm done cutting. I'll order Olson from now on.

I have several Olson blades, all of exceptional quality - none broke at the weld, none were unbalanced or caused vibration and noise. This is a good product at a good price. But there is a but. Please note that the picture does not match the description. I have attempted to purchase this particular blade twice, both times a 56" blade (as pictured) was sent instead of the expected 80" blade (as described). I gave up and bought two packs on eBay for the same price.

These blades were good value for money. A good sharp edge is short-lived when cutting hardwoods, but works well on softer woods like spruce and cedar. I recommend buying several at a time.

I fitted the saw blade and fitted it to the machine and found that it cuts much better than the blade I have had in the past. This allows for a nice tight corner and continues a good fast track. I have cut red oak about 3 inches thick with this blade and have found that it cuts as if it were a soft wood like pine or cedar. I even left a nice clean area that isn't a hassle to sand when I'm done cutting. I'll order Olson from now on.

I don't invest much in band saws partly because I'm cheap and partly because I make parts on the saw that push the limits of what it intended Design. However, I usually use Craftsman and Bosch blades. Then I started using Olson blades. While there are probably much better quality blades out there, they have stood up to my abuse, they cut like butter and they are far more durable than others I have used. They require a lot more turns and effort, and they just keep moving. Yes, they do break, but