🪚 Enhanced Performance: Timber Wolf Bandsaw Blade 93 1 Review

Being a frugal (cheap) person, I've been using the saw blade that came with my Grizzly 14 bandsaw for a number of years. It was always "enough", no more, no less. But I got frustrated with the old blade, and as it got older and started burning wood, I finally decided to upgrade it. Wow. I installed this saw blade from Timber Wolf and was blown away by how much better this saw is. It cuts faster, smoother and makes narrow cuts easier. If I had known what the difference was I would have bought…

I knew that Timber Wolf band saws were "expensive" compared to other offerings at Revain. I have a Grizzly 550 saw and the blades fit perfectly and look better than the ones I've used. My last 1/4" blade broke in the middle of a project I was trying to finish, so I figured I'd try a better brand. The seller delivered much quicker than the notification I received when I placed the order and they were well packaged. I also love the detailed explanation that Timber Wolf comes with their blades. I…

I have used Timber Wolf blades for many years. The difference between these blades and standard or cheaper blades is night and day - and they're not overly expensive. Gives new life to old band saws. I replaced the old 14" shop with a 10" saw (mistake, but that's another story). The saw was in disarray. After a year or two I replaced all my blades with Timber Wolf. Couldn't believe the difference. The saw ran until the electrical bands wore out. You now have a 14" Delta. Use a standard knife…

6/11/27: best blade - even after more than a month of heavy use (jaw) it still cuts better than the new standard hardware blade. store.5/3/17: Sharp, cuts fast. Wide kerf thanks to the set (approx. 1/16 inch), but somehow it goes through without much resistance. Much better than the $12 blades I bought at the hardware store. I think that surprised me because I always assumed the blade was a blade. A week later, a blade broke at a weld - possibly a defective blade. The seller refunded the money…

As a woodworker, I try to keep costs as low as possible for my customers (treat others as I would like to be treated). Timber Wolf have developed a saw blade that requires less tension, lasts much longer and outperforms any other steel saw blade for sawing wood - to be honest I was a little skeptical when looking at the recommended installation but followed the instructions on the packaging (and I took the time to inspect my saw hoops, using "Cool Blocks" as guide blocks to ensure proper…

To be honest I haven't had it long enough to comment on its durability but this blade was definitely very well made and I almost don't have one doubt it will last long. good long time. The seemingly solid and precise craftsmanship that goes into making this tool allows for quick, clean, smooth and quiet cuts, even in tight turns. I should have gone to Timberwolf many years ago. I spent a full 4 hours carving solid guitar bodies out of mahogany, alder and a black walnut wood - and the Timberwolf