AYAO Blade 4 Inch 14TPI 2 Pack: Superior Cutting Performance & Excellent Value Review

Good price and fast delivery. Use on my Port Cargo 3 wheel band saw. 1000% better than port band saws for freight traffic.

I installed the blade and on the first cut it cut and burned the piece of wood I was cutting. It's only 1 inch thick so nothing too complicated. I strongly recommend not wasting your money and buying a better blade.

I ordered this brand because it's an Australian company but when the package arrived the label said 'Made in China'. clean-smooth-I will keep them as the quality is in the product.

Use this to replace my standard blade on my bandsaw, I wanted a finer cut than the one I had. a few cuts but could have had oil on the blade to keep it from rusting apart from working great cutting pine derby cars for the local scout team.

I waited months before posting a review. Out of the box it was amazing. I probably got about 30 days of light use with no issues. Now the blade doesn't cut straight. I have to press at an extreme angle to get a straight line (I have to press at a 30 degree angle to the square to get a straight line). I release the tension with every use so I'm pretty sure it's the blade as I haven't had this problem with others.

I bought these 14TPI saw blades for my 9" Grizzly band saw. They fit well and cut well. I cut some carbon fiber tubing and the first blade dulled prematurely. I changed the blade this morning and cut large blocks of lime, and they cut like butter.I bought 14TPI blades since most of my work involves balsa and plywood up to 1/4 thick.I added another set of these blades to my shopping list so I always have spares on hand In general, I'm happy with the quality and cost of these blades.

I tried about 5 saw blades for my 9 inch Ryobi band saw. Or what they call a 9 inch band saw. Requires a 62" blade. This is the only blade I've found so far that fits him perfectly. Everyone else is too free. As I pulled the blade on the main tension lever, I knew this blade would work perfectly. Not only does it fit well, they cut my hardwood like butter. Make a guitar neck out of leopard wood and a purple heart. I used a blade to cut out the shape of the neck. Cut with ease.

Applies to my saw. The blades are too thin, my guides don't adjust to the blade thickness and it is too thin. So I get a "rudder effect" when I try to use a fence. Without a fence, by hand. It cuts the boards, but you have to go slow and trace your line left and right. On a tricycle, a thicker blade and much lower speed can work with a fence.

The first blade lasted a week before becoming dull and unable to cut without burning. The second blade lasted almost three weeks before breaking. All I use the band saw for is 90% wood saws and 10% acrylic saws. It is used for cutting blanks on a lathe for making handles. The original blade lasted several months until I tried cutting acrylic that wasn't fully cured. So I assumed them to last at least 6 months instead of a few weeks. I do not recommend this.

I have tried about 5 saw blades for my 9" Ryobi bandsaw. Or what they call a 9" bandsaw. Requires a 62" blade. This is the only blade I have found so far that fits it perfectly fits. Everyone else is too free. As I pulled the knife on the main cocking lever, I knew this knife would work perfectly. Not only does it fit well, they cut my hardwood like butter. Making a guitar neck out of leopard wood and a purple heart. Me used a blade to cut out the shape of the neck.Easily cut.