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

Didn’t last as long as I hoped

Not so sure it’s a genuine Timber Wolfe blade. Comes in a generic, unlabeled package, not the one pictured in the ad. Includes a piece of paper with Timber Wolfe on it that could have been printed at home.

Every blade has its application, its not a fine resew blade, 3/32 kerf, but cuts like a laser. I just resawed 450 LF of 6 walnut and its still going strong. Will rip 2 Oak as fast as you can feed it. Using it on a Hitachi B600 with a 5HP motor, very pleased

This blade excels in speed of cut and stability. Highly recommended for resawing.

Used this for about a month. Not impressed. After reading the positive reviews I thought it would be a great blade for resawing, however after only a few successful cuts, it started burning its way through the cuts rather than the nice smooth cuts it was supposed to be good at. Over all Im just disappointed in this purchase. I recently purchased a different blade (1/2 instead of 3/4 like this one) from a different brand that specified resaw and it was very impressive. Sliced through 5 1/2 white oak that was 30 long like it was on a summer vacation. Much better than this one. Maybe I just got a bad blade? Whatever the case, Ill be looking elsewhere for my blades.

No complaints here! Ive resawed both wet and dry hardwoods (mostly walnut) with this blade in my 14 Rikon and it has been exactly as advertised. I see no need to look anywhere else.

Been using this brand for many years and I find them to be a good value

I purchased this blade because I had a few white oak logs given to me and wanted to slab them up to dry. This blade didn’t work well at all for wet wood , my 16$ Olson blade did way better. I thought it was junk but upon inspection the blade seems to be still really sharp so I had a 6x6 old red oak beam and it cut it like butter. So I think it’s good for dry wood but not wet .

Cuts straight and fast.