Edro20 Joined Feb 5, 2008 Messages 984 Aug 2, 2008 #1 Looking at buying some new blades for a band saw I bought. These should be bi-metal, right? Question is how many teeth per inch is best?? Any other tips on this subject are appreciated. Thanks
Looking at buying some new blades for a band saw I bought. These should be bi-metal, right? Question is how many teeth per inch is best?? Any other tips on this subject are appreciated. Thanks
W winstonknives Joined Apr 24, 2001 Messages 788 Aug 2, 2008 #2 Lennox recommends having 3 teeth in contact with the material being cut. So, the thinner the material the more TPI.
Lennox recommends having 3 teeth in contact with the material being cut. So, the thinner the material the more TPI.
L LRB Joined Feb 28, 2006 Messages 1,494 Aug 2, 2008 #3 The best I have been able to do is 18 PI. I get those from ENCO. Seems to work ok, even on 3/64" 01.
MOLEXEY Joined Aug 4, 1999 Messages 388 Aug 2, 2008 #5 I've been happy with the 14-18 vari tooth blades on material up .200. I use 10-12 varitooth for everything thicker. MO
I've been happy with the 14-18 vari tooth blades on material up .200. I use 10-12 varitooth for everything thicker. MO
SBuzek Basic Member Joined Dec 7, 2006 Messages 3,609 Aug 2, 2008 #6 I also use the 14-18 veri tooth usually get mine from msc or enco,whichever has them on sale.