Bandsaw Blades - Page 2 of 4

Set the Tension on Your Bandsaw
October 25, 2005

A shopmade jig will help you set the tension on the bandsaw blade.
What to Look for When You Buy a Bandsaw
October 25, 2005

Learn how to evaluate bandsaw models before you close the deal.
Bandsaw-Tension Handle Extension
October 25, 2005

John White shares a simple solution that extends the handle to an easy-to-reach position above the bandsaw housing.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Carbon Steel
April 1, 2004

This 1/2-in. bandsaw blade from Jet is made of carbon steel.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade BandPlus
April 1, 2004

This is a 1/2-in. bandsaw blade well suited for resawing on a 14-in. bandsaw. The company lists dozens of versions of blades on its Web site in different sizes and configurations.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Wood Slicer
April 1, 2004

This is a well-performing bandsaw blade that produces a thin-kerf cut.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade MVP
April 1, 2004

Olson Saw Company’s MVP bandsaw blades feature a thin kerf and are made with high-speed steel and a special alloy back.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Pro II
April 1, 2004

Lenox offers a wide range of bandsaw blades for wood and metal.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade All Pro
April 1, 2004

Olson Saw Company’s All Pro Brand Saw Blades are made from high-alloy tool steel.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Woodpecker Flex-Back
April 1, 2004

Starrett’s 1/2-in. bandsaw blade is designed for general-purpose cutting and features tempered tooth tips hardened to 64/66 Rockwell C.

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