POWERTEC 93-1/2 Inch Bandsaw Blades, 3/4" x 4 TPI Band Saw Blades for Delta, Grizzly, Rikon, Sears Craftsman, JET, Shop Fox and Rockwell 14" Band Saw for Woodworking, 1 pack (13114)

Great band saw blade. Works like a charm

I bought this blade for resawing firewood into lathe blanks, it does okay I could probably use a more powerful saw though. The blade runs smooth and I can barely hear the weld as it goes through the guides. Overall I am happy with the blade.

Re-order; Purchased last one a year or two ago, still usable (since I am not a professional user anymore) but not for the "accurate" work Bought in May 2019Update as of July 4th. finally fitted new blade. unfortunately it won't cut in a straight line, pulls to the inside as though the teeth on one side only have been set and sharpened. NOT HAPPY! Had to re-fit the old blade, it still cuts if you take your time. It would appear there are no returns or replacements with this company so still looking for one.UPDATE! A replacement has been supplied and is ok!

I have ran thousands of feet of wood through my bandsaw using a 3/8 blade I went with the 3/4 by 40 Blade because I was running 2in Oak lots of it for some custom chairs I was building other blades I've tried have worked great never had a problem displayed will not cut wood just for giggles I threw some 8th inch aluminum up there and it sliced through that like butter this blade is great for aluminum not for wood I've tried plywood Pine Oak anything with any kind of thickness over 1/2 inch it struggles and wants to bog down my bandsaw with very little pressure

I tensioned this blade using the flutter method (search YouTube or Google it) which resulted in much lower tension than my saw recommended. The result was perfect resawing cuts in hard woods (jatoba and maple) and less heat generated. I don't know how much is due to the blade and how much is due to the lower tension but it's like getting a new saw. It may be priced like a bargain blade but it cuts like a high-priced one.

I've used both the 1/2 inch and 1/4 inch blades and they give relatively smooth cuts. There was no difficulty installing the blades on my Jet 14-inch band saw. Have not tried the 3/4 inch blade yet, but have no inkling that it would be any different. Would buy these blades again.

Ironwood and Teak. 3/4” ironwood, 1” teak, 2” oak were cut as expected. Wear and tear wasn’t discernible until hitting an old high carbon nail we missed in an old piece of oak. That wiped it out breaking a few teeth

The description states the blade is designed to stay sharp and have a long life. It also said it was good for hard or soft wood. I used this blade for about 10 cuts through oak and had to stop because the blade went dull and i could barely get the wood through it. I would consider the blade if I only used it for soft wood, don’t recommend getting it if you need to cut hardwood.