🔪 Olson FB27393DB 0.032 2 Inch Blade: Precision Cutting for Ultimate Accuracy Review

I've used it for cutting spikes and it's the perfect balance of smoothness and speed. I've tried the Bosch equivalent and the rest is a rough surface that takes longer to cut. Be prepared to use a lot of force on the blade.

I use this to cut logs on my Craftsman band saw. The blade works well, a readjustment of the blade guide is necessary. Oak saws like butter, hickory not so much. Much smoother cut than Harbor Freight and seems to last longer than Timber Wolf.

I cut thick pieces for bowl blanks for subsequent turning. The blade came out sharp and so far remains sharp. A lot of what I've cut is pretty tight and the cut radius can't be very small. My grizzly with this blade gets the job done just fine. I'm happy.

The blade itself is very sharp and can cut very hard and thick material. The first one I bought was a little wobbly but it's very easy to return and they will send you another one. I didn't have that problem after that and this is a great bandsaw for the money!

Just replaced an old blade from an unknown manufacturer. He was perceptive, but no matter what I did, he could never move properly. I set up this old 3/4 blade and cut a slice thin enough to see the light through. Now I need to find a fence for my old grizzly saw.