🔪 Effortless Cutting with Olson WB56380DB 0 20 Inch Hook Blade Review

Industrial and Scientific-based on my observations, this hook blade is a game-changer for my woodworking projects. The sharpness of the blade is impressive, and it cuts through materials easily. The hook design ensures that the blade stays in place while I work, ensuring that I achieve the desired results in record time. However, the price might be slightly higher than other blades out there, but it's worth the investment considering the quality output it produces.

Just got back to my shop and did a bit of band sawing, the blade cut very well. I cut a 1 3/8 thick maple and there were a lot of curves in 100 pieces. There were very few burns or blade sticking. The only problem I see is that I had surgery on my arm upon arrival so I didn't check the package until a few weeks later. The blade had a very bad curve and I suspect this will break the blade but for now it works great.

Material could not be loaded. When aligning the weld on the blade I received, it is impossible to get the rear bearing set correctly because the weld hits it every pass. Not acceptable for precision work. The first part of the video shows the weld behind the rear bearing, with the blade manually rotated with the correct tension, the guides pushed back, and the rear bearing set to just slide over the back of the weld. You can see there is almost 1/16 inch play to the rear bearing on the rest of…