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Custom Welded Bahco Band Saw Blades

Custom Welded Bahco blades feature high-performance Bi-Metal and Carbide-tipped technology to tackle the toughest alloys, stainless steel, and structural shapes.

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Bahco 3858 Sandflex P9000 PHX Bitmetal Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3858 Sandflex P9000 PQ Bitmetal Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3851 Sandflex® Cobra™ Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades Series

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Bahco 3854 King Cobra PHX Bimetal Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3859 Easy Cut Xtreme Trimetal Carbide Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco M42 Pallet Dismantler Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3853 TOP Fabricator Bimetal Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3860 Multi-Chip Unset Carbide Tipped TCA Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3860 Multi-Chip Unset Carbide Tipped TCZ Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3869 Carbide Triple Set® Bandsaw Blades

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Bahco 3860 Multi-Chip Unset Carbide Tipped TMC Bandsaw Blades

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of blade is best for cutting curves on a band saw?

For intricate curves and scrollwork on a band saw, a narrower blade (1/8" to 1/4" wide) with a high tooth count (e.g., 10-14 TPI) is ideal. The narrower width allows for tighter turns.

How do I choose the correct TPI (Teeth Per Inch) for my band saw blade?

The general rule is to have at least 3 teeth in contact with the workpiece at all times. For thin materials, use a higher TPI (e.g., 10-14 TPI). For thicker, softer materials, use a lower TPI (e.g., 2-4 TPI). Check out the tooth selectors: Bi-Metal and Carbide Tooth Selector

Can I use a band saw blade to cut metal?

Yes, band saws can cut metal, but you need a specialized bi-metal or carbide-tipped blade designed for metal cutting, along with a slower blade speed. Standard woodworking blades will dull quickly on metal.

What causes band saw blades to break frequently?

Common causes include incorrect blade tension (too loose or too tight), worn-out thrust bearings or blade guides, forcing the cut, or using a blade that is too wide for the curve being cut.

How do I properly tension a band saw blade?

Proper tension is crucial. Most manufacturers provide a tension guide, but a common method is to tension until the blade deflects slightly (about 1/4") when pressed firmly with a finger, or by listening for a specific "ping" sound when plucked.

What's the difference between carbon steel and bi-metal band saw blades?

Carbon steel blades are economical and good for general woodworking. Bi-metal blades have high-speed steel teeth welded to a flexible backing, offering superior durability, heat resistance, and cutting performance for harder woods and metals.

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