🪚 Enhance Your Woodworking Precision with Timber Wolf Bandsaw Blade TPI Review

I have just restored a 1940's Walker Turner saw to use primarily as a saw cut. I had a couple of new blades that I used to set everything up and tune it up. I could not get a satisfactory result, all attempts resulted in very surprising cuts, I was worried that no matter how good the drink was that day, it simply would not work. But before I gave up it was worth trying a saw blade I had used on a professional saw in the past, so I ordered Timber Wolf. The saw blade arrived and I set the guides…

If you've never used a Timber Wolf bandsaw blade, buy this one and never buy another from the big store again. You'll be amazed at how this blade will make your saw go through the toughest of woods like clockwork. Cutting is smoother, faster and more accurate. READ THE PAPER that comes with the blade. It shows you how to properly tension the blade. Take their advice and oil your blades (regardless of which blade you buy). Last tip - sharpen your blades. All you need is a branded tool like a…

I've been in the business for 30 years and I've never had any luck with my bandsaw, not because I haven't tried, but resawing has never been successful, I never would get a straight cut so I always planed the board to make it level and waste wood. I'm making some really cool chopping boards for Christmas gifts this year and it takes a lot of cutting with a band saw. I bought the Timber Wolf blades with little hope of a different result, but to my delight, what a difference. The packaging is a…

I just sawed a 4/4" x 5" maple on an old 12" bandsaw and this blade did the job with ease! I used very minimal back pressure and after that Planing I had 2 pieces of maple that were 3/8" thick. There is a video on YouTube comparing this blade to a woodcutter and the wood grinder actually had problems. I don't know why it had problems but that hasn't been my experience.If I were to make one criticism that doesn't affect performance but that's an issue the weld could be cleaned up a little.The…

i have been in the business for 30 years and i have never had any luck with my bandsaw not because i have not tried but resawing has never worked i would never gotten a straight cut so i always planned the board to be level and wasted wood. I'm making some really cool chopping boards for Christmas gifts this year and it takes a lot of cutting with a band saw. I bought the Timber Wolf blades with little hope of a different result, but to my satisfaction, what a difference. The packaging is a…

Just sawed through a 4/4" x 5" curly maple with an old 12" hand held bandsaw and this blade did it with ease! I used very minimal back pressure and after planing I had 2 pieces of maple that were 3/8 inch thick. There is a video on YouTube comparing this blade to a lumberjack and the lumberjack actually had problems. I don't know why he had problems but that wasn't my experience. If I were to make one criticism that doesn't affect performance, but that's an issue, the weld could be cleaned up a

Mine didn't arrive so I bought another one from another seller. Although I did not receive this blade, this blade still gets 5 STARS! It's day and night between this and a $17 Olson ½" x 80" x 3TPI blade. One of the Olsons kept turning (although I didn't have instructions with the Olson blade), but this one, following the instructions, cuts oak like butter and I can't even tell what I'm cutting when pushing through pine or cedar. Now I'm a real drug addict! I can't stop chopping down trees…