3/4" x 2/3VPC Series Timber Wolf® band saw blades

I followed the tensioning instructions on the package (which, by the way, are clearer than the instructions on the website) and without further ado had a perfectly straight rip, both freehand and with the fence.

I needed the blade for a small project, it worked. I’m really not in a position to review this but I will say that previous other blades have great. (3/16 & 1/4)

I’m ripping hundreds of feet of kiln dried lumber, from 1” to nearly 4” thick. This blade is producing the best results I’ve had from any blades I’ve used. It is exactly the right combination of tpi and hook in a blade that is not too thick. PS Wood Machines website is easy to order from, and I really appreciate the suggestions on uses for each type of blade. I’ll be back!

It all starts with your web site. Easy to navigate, so you can order the correct band saw blade. Items ordered, arrived promptly. I quickly installed and used band saw blade to cut up raw material. Worked perfect !

Bought two of these so I'd have one for a back up just in case. My laguna re-saw blade broke after a few years of use. I'd been purchasing other timber wolfe blades from PS Wood so I thought I'd give the re-saw blade a try especially since it's less expensive. I set up my blades using the Snodgrass method and did the flutter test. I was making 1/4" sapele edge-banding. Blade work fantastic and probably even better than my old Laguna Re-saw blade. Very happy with blade performance and customer service. Aloha

After reading comments in several woodworking forums regarding a used bandsaw I was interested in purchasing, I noted a fairly common comment regarding Timberwolf Blades. As a result, I pulled the trigger and ordered a 3/4" x 105" 2/3 tpi blade for re-sawing cherry. I bought the saw and prior to the Timberwolf blade arriving, I installed and tuned a standard 1/2" x 105". 3 tpi blade. I was quite impressed at the performance of the saw and wasn't really expecting the Timberwolf blade could be much better. Boy, was I wrong! I installed the Timberwolf blade for my next run of material, 600 lineal feet of re-sawing and I could hardly believe that my cutting speed was almost 25% faster with Timberwolf blade. Granted the Timberwolf blade is almost double the price of a standard blade but time is money and the performance of the Timberwolf blade is well worth the investment! I'll be buying Timberwolf Blades from now on!

Good blades for both hard and soft woods.

Just finished installing and adjusting the blade on my Grizzly 14" bandsaw. Finally made the purchase when my latest project calls for 1/4" walnut panels. Resawed my first set of panels with the original Grizzly 3/8" 6TPI blade from 3/4" stock, and the resulting panels required significant planing of the rough surfaces to the point where I still had some minor irregularities by the time I planed down to 1/4". Repeated the same procedure with the newly installed 3/4" 3TPI Timberwolf. The results were very satisfying. I won't even need to send the resawn panels through the planer, but will be able finish of with a few light passes of my smoothing plane or even a card scraper. I did follow Timberwolf's instructions for tracking alignment and flutter tensioning.

I installed this blade on my 18" Grizzly saw the day it arrived--I had a lot of resawing to do. The blade cuts like a hot knife through butter. So far, I've run maple, sapele and walnut through it with no issues. Can't speak to longevity yet, however. At the point, the only complaint is the workmanship at the weld. The 3/4" width of the blade expands at the weld by enough that a correctly adjusted support bearing behind the blade rubs when the weld comes around. I had to back the support off, but I still get pulsing and a lot of noise when the saw is in operation.