Steve Arnold wrote on Dec 16
th, 2017 at 12:26pm:
It sounds as if the width and TPI of the blades I've been using aren't too far off the mark for the types of basic cutting I'm doing.
That's the most important thing to consider.
JMOI also do not care for Timberwolf saw blades, I have use a couple and was not at all satisfied with their performance.
I have also used Olson and Carter brand blades and found them to be about a 6-7 out of 10.
Currently I purchase my blades from Multimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to
or
The initial reason was that
I could get the configuration I wanted that I could not find in pre-made off the shelf blades. I am very happy with the quality and longevity of the blades.
I agree that setting up your saw is crucial but disagree about the merits of the video linked to. Too many assertions that aren't backed up by anything.
Accurate bandsaw setup requires it's own thread (a lengthy one
)
As I said earlier, it all depends on the individual, what they're cutting and their requirements. Cutting green bowl blanks and ripping dry 3/4" stock are worlds apart and con not be lumped together even though they are cut on the same saw.