Timber Wolf Bandsaw Blade 115" X 1/2" X 3 Tpi Positive Claw

I use this blade for most of my resawing needs and it works excellently. Having said this, I generally don’t need to resaw beyond 8” or 9” but I have every confidence that it would do fine up to the 12” capacity of my bandsaw.

Very good quality and good price point.

These blades are recommended by WWGOA (woodworkers guild of America) and work very well. They seem to last longer than other blades I have used and cut well for resawing or other applications.

I also bought this blade for a new Laguna 14|12. At the price paid, it offers very good bang for the buck but I did have to smooth the weld a bit before it would acceptably feed through the ceramic guides. It cuts with gusto, tracks well, and leaves a surface somewhat better than the average band saw blade. Just for the heck of it, I was able to take a 1/32-inch thick slice from the face of a 2-inch wide piece of walnut. Not bad at all, I think. This may well be the go-to, general purpose blade that stays on the say most of the time.

it is a good blade it lasts longer than most. That is what I like about it.

I purchased a Laguna 14-BX bandsaw for resawing and milling lumber. I purchased a 3/4" Pro-Force blade with the saw and it has worked beautifully for the past 4 months. But the blade broke. Because I had seen Timber Wolf blades on a woodworking show on PBS, I thought I'd try them. So I spent 30 min switching out the bades, adjusting the guides, and made a cut. But it immediately veered off. So I tightened the tension more. No difference....even after severely tightening the tension. I could not use the fence for resawing due to the veering and the blade binding. I tried resawing a piece by eye, but the burning was absolutely terrible.It was odd that the blade came in a generic appearing plastic bag without any identification that it was a Timber Wolf blade. Just a plastic bag with a photocopied piece of paper with "six rules of Sawing" with a note from Prime Tools being an authorized deal of Timber Wolf bandsaw blades on the back. It is odd to get a blade that is not in a box.

I found the instructions very helpful. It is somewhat of a debate about de-tensioning the blade when not in use. I think it is a good idea.

Good overall quality. Thanks