🪚 Timber Wolf Bandsaw Blade 115" x 1/2" x 3 TPI: The Ultimate Cutting Power with Positive Claw Technology Review

I got the blade and Laguna bandsaw a few weeks ago so haven't used this blade much yet but so far I'm a fan of it. Works perfectly

I think they have a problem with these blades. I popped the last two at the weld. The last one did it and I didn't even see it, I just called. I use it for bowl blanks. Part of the wood is damp or wet. Maybe it's just not good for that

Less than 3 months with light use, the blade broke at the weld. I'm not sure what happened: The saw suddenly slowed down as if it was under some kind of resistance, followed by a loud click/pop. The blade broke at the weld. I will risk another one but am not very happy at the moment.

I flew through this blade. It worked great, I used it non stop for a week on green and dry wood and it did everything I needed. Although he is now retired. So I think it could have been better but I gave it 5 stars because I know the wood I walked through wasn't perfect. Use this blade on my Laguna 14Twelve.

This is my first saw blade to fit my Laguna 14 12 and it is well made with a smooth weld. But not suitable for tropical hardwoods such as koa, eucalyptus and ironwood thicker than 1 inch. I'm waiting for a Resaw King band saw with a 3/4" X 12-14-16mm variable pitch X 115" carbide tip. I will report after use.

This blade still works well after being used on weekends for the last 2 years. I never changed the blade and always kept it taut. It worked well for moderate cuts and curves. I used to think it was drifting until I realized I had the bandsaw set incorrectly. According to Alex Snodgrass' YouTube setup instructions, the blade moves perfectly straight. It's not the fastest at sawing through a 10" walnut, so I'd probably choose a different blade for heavy sawing. For a versatile screen, this is…

I have a Laguna 14-12 band saw that I've had for over two years and it was my second Timber Wolf 1/2" band saw blade. Just over a month later (after the return window ) the blade broke at the weld during use, but not while cutting. I had just trimmed about a 3" chunk of walnut, so it wasn't anything this blade couldn't handle. I was about to grab another chunk to trim when I heard the blade snap. After I removed it, I saw that it was broken at the weld. I've had a band saw for several years, so