Timber Wolf Bandsaw Blade 1/4 x 93-1/2, 6 TPI

This blade is what you expect all others to be in premium material and workmanship. Too many of the other bandsaw blades are made of cheaper carbon steel and just wont hold up. Hard to explain without looking at the blade, the differences are amazing. The company also provides an installation sheet explaining tightening the blade to get the proper tension. This info alone is worth a lot.

I realize that factory/stock blades arent any good, but the one on my Porter-Cable 14 bandsaw was doing okay for me with softer woods like poplar. I finally had to cut some 5/4 Soft Maple, and that was where it just wouldnt continue any more. I purchased this Timber Wolf blade based on the reviews Ive read, and to be honest I didnt truly think it would be THAT good over the old one. Boy was I wrong. This blade sliced through the Soft Maple like it was butter. It cut very cleanly, didnt wander and is much quieter while cutting. I also cut some poplar to give me a true comparison with the old blade and the difference was still night and day. When I need a different size or to replace this one when it wears out, the next blade I buy will be a Timber Wolf.

Having a new blade has improved the performance of my band saw quite a lot.

i use a 14 band saw... until now i had been using blades that i picked up at a local big box store...i recently built a couple of tables that had many curves and intricacies...i decided that a new saw blade was in order so i ordered a timber wolf saw on amazon...it was like my band saw turned into the worlds premium saw. this blade is great...it was a few bucks more than ive spent on similar blade but worth every cent..cuts smooth fast and many of the component really needed no sanding...i will never buy another brand...thanks for a great blade...

This blade is a very nice blade. Cuts well. Especially liked the tensioning instructions that some with the Timber Wolf blades.

I honestly haven’t had it long enough to speak from experience to longevity - but this blade has definitely been very well made and I have little doubt it should last a good long time. The obviously solid, precision craftsmanship employed in the making of this tool makes for fast, clean, smooth and quiet cuts - even in tight curves. I should have gone Timberwolf years ago. I have put a solid 4 hours on it cutting solid guitar bodies out of mahogany, alder, and one out of black walnut - and the Timberwolf blade has outperformed my expectations in every case - definitely lives up to all the rave reviews I read prior to purchase. Cuts so good I was running random scraps through the saw for the last 15 minutes just for the fun of it. Extremely pleased with the purchase, shipping was ridiculously fast - quicker than advertised by 2 days. Look forward to buying 2 more Timberwolf blades (a 1/2” and a 3/4”) in the next few days - and I wouldn’t think of buying them from any other seller...period. A+++. Stop reading reviews - just buy this blade. You won’t regret it for a single second.

I use these blades often sometimes the weld is ant square and they wobble. I just got two in, first one was a nightmare, second one works fine. Initiated a return but honestly, who has time to try and box up 93.5 blade and go drop it off. Ill take the hit because my time is worth more. Looking for a better brand

I have used Timber Wolf blades for years. The difference between these blades and stock or cheaper blades is night and day - and these are not all that expensive. Will give an old band saw new life. I replaced an old 14 craftsman with a 10 saw (mistake but thats another story). The saw was a mess. After a year or two I replaced all my blades with Timber Wolf. Could not believe the difference. Ran that saw until the duct tape wore out. Now have a Delta 14. Run the stock blade while you wait on your Timber Wolf. Once you change out, you will be amazed.

These Timber Wolf band saw blades stay sharp and are incredibly durable which makes them a very good value.

This blade works beyond my expectations. I bought a 1/4 inch blade for close work but tried it for re-sawing and it worked faultlessly. Previously used a 3/4 blade for that and this equals or betters that. The cut side is much smoother (it is a bandsaw though) than other blades Ive used. Just broke it after almost 2 years while re-sawing hard maple, it was getting dull anyway.