FOXBC 32-7/8 Inch Bandsaw Blades 24 TPI for DeWalt Portable Band Saw, Replace DW3984C, 32-7/8 Inch .020-Inch 24 TPI, 3-Pack

Fits cordless Dewalt great and cuts fast not sure for how long though.

These blades arrived in a plastic zip lock style bag with tooth protectors around the toothed side of the blade. They fit my Makita XBP03Z perfectly. The blades are finer toothed (24 TPI) than the ones I normally use, but they will work well with thinner materials or extrusions as well as thin wall tubing. I dont think these are the quality of the Makita blades, but they serve a purpose and are an excellent value.

Hey there, if youre on the hunt for some great quality bandsaw blades for your DeWalt portable band saw, you should definitely check out the FOXBC 32-7/8 Inch Bandsaw Blades. These blades are built to last, with a rugged and durable design that can stand up to even the toughest cutting jobs. With teeth specs of 24 TPI and a hook teeth profile, these blades are perfect for cutting through material up to 5/32 thick, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. And because theyre made from premium, Bi-Metal M42 High Speed Steel with heat resistance and weld, you can trust that theyll maintain their sharpness and performance over time. The key to keeping a sharp blade is just to change them when they dull. With a package of three blades included, you have plenty to change, and youll always have a spare on hand. Im merely a DIY enthusiast, but these blades are a great choice for keeping your DeWalt portable band saw cutting cleanly and delivering the best possible results. Overall, I highly recommend the FOXBC 32-7/8 Inch Bandsaw Blades - theyre well-built, rugged, and sharp, and theyre sure to get the job done right.

good price for a quality piece

These work well in my portable bandsaw. Should get a lot of wear.

These blades arent quite as good as the original Dewalt blades but they arent bad either. I cut mostly solid steel parts and I dont think these last quite as long. Given that theyre not much cheaper than EO blades, I dont think the savings (one buck at time of writing) outweigh the quality difference. With a larger difference, Id say these perform acceptably enough to be a good enough substitution.

Nice blades I imagine they would work just fine. Unfortunately I thought they would fit my portaban but they were way too small but thats my fault should of checked before ordering

These FOXBC 33-7/8 inch blades are a great replacement for other brand name blades and so far have performed equally as well, cutting copper pipe, aluminum tube and sheet (I have made a stand for my portable bandsaw so I can use it with the blade in the vertical), steel all thread, and plastic pipe. The weld is good and the ‘bump’ that is a characteristic of welded bands, where teeth do not align where the ends join, is no different to other brand name bands. When these 3 are all dull I will be ordering more.

These FOXBC….. 32 - 7/8 bandsaw blades are sharp and durable. I am comparing these to Dewalt branded blades I purchased several months back and these have outperformed the branded blades already. These FOXBC blades have held up better so far and held their sharpness longer. My Dewalt blades snapped quickly and they became dull quickly. I use these blades to cut metal pipes, all thread, and plastic. So far I am impressed with these blades. Price wise they are a better value and it seems durability wise they have outperformed the branded blades.

These blades work fine on my Dewalt portable band saw. They cost a lot less than the Dewalt branded blades and although they probably don’t last as long, I prefer them. Overall, with a bandsaw if you dull a blade on hardened steel or get into a bind it’s pretty easy to ruin a blade, so I’d rather mess up one of these cheaper blades. They cut mild steel fine as well as everything softer. I love my saw and these blades make it cheaper to operate. Win, win