Timber Wolf Bandsaw Blade 111 x 3/4, 3TPI

Great resaw blade. Pricey, but you get what you pay for.

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This thing tracks like an arrow and gives surprisingly smooth cuts. Instructions were rather nice and not the typical Chinese translation. The sheet actually contained good information and not just warnings not to stick your hand into a saw blade. Pictured is the cut through 4inch red cedar with a quarter for scale so you can get a gauge of how fine it actually cuts. I am sawing on a Rikon 10- 326. Initial cuts resawing cedar were great and whizzed right through at a trotting pace. If I get a chance to test on some thick rock maple Ill update if there are any hitches.

I have never had a bad timber wolf product. The blade cuts surprisingly smooth and tracks straight. I wish it wasn’t so expensive, but I guess you get what you pay for.

I used this blade to resaw 2 x 8 cherry. Following the recommendation for blade tensioning and blade lubrication, I had excellent results - cut about 100 linear feet of cherry with blade staying cool and sharp.

I wanted to like these bandsaw blades, but after going through 3 of them, over the course of three years, I am realizing that I should expect better. I run them in a Rikon 14 10-326 that is well tuned. Out of the box these blades do fine and produce ok results, but I find that after 1-2 months of moderate use they dull. Once dull they can barely handle rip cuts on 1 thick hardwood w/out burning. This has been true of all three blades I have purchased, eventually they get too dull to use, and I am not putting that much strain on them. Still on a search for a great blade that lasts and can be re-sharpened, will try the Laguna carbide.....

After finding a nail in some reclaimed 6x6 with my previous 1/2 blade, I put on this 3/4 blade from Timber Wolf. Man this thing hogged through that 6x6 pressure treated lumber without slowing and held a much straighter cut than I was getting with my 1/2. This blade is at the max of what my 1 1/2hp saw can take but has worked splendidly so far. I give 4 stars only because I havent resawed enough to know it holds its sharpness not because of a shortcoming on the blade. After I do a bunch more cutting, I will edit my review.

Havent used it yet but have you used many timberwolf blades always good product

There warranty is real good. If it tracks smooth and true, then there is not need for warranty. What blade that is new does not work well. It is how long they last is what counts.