Woodslicer blades

You will be much happier with the woodslicer compared to the junk stock blade.
Timberwolf blades are good too.

-- Scott Smith, Southern Illinois

Will they work as an all purpose blade or just as a resawing blade? I live about 30 mins from Highland. I should probably just go visit them

-- still wet behind the ears.....

They are really just a resaw blade, though when I was reading around deciding which blades to pop for I came across a number of threads in various forums where users said they were happy using the blades for general duties, including gentle curve cuts.
I have just got the Kerfmaster blades from Spectrum Supply which I was advised are made from the same band stock as the Woodslicers but are a fair bit cheaper. Haven’t had chance to try one out yet as needed to get a finer blade on the saw today but I have a 3/8”, I will put it on my saw tomorrow and let you know how it goes.

I use timberwolf blades for general purpose work.
Woodslicers are more for resawing.
Highland probably has a good general purpose blade too.

-- Scott Smith, Southern Illinois

I use Carter Accuright blades for general cutting … save the Woodslicer for resawing.

—Gerry

-- Gerry -- "I don't plan to ever really grow up ... I'm just going to learn how to act in public!"

I listened to the chair builder Hal Taylor and bought a diamond blade 3/8” 3tpi. The blade works great, have resawn the capacity of my bandsaw at 12 inches with a beautiful cut and 2”radius curves in 8/4 red oak for dresser feet. I would not use another blade now

http://www.buyfromawoodworker.com/Sterling-3-8x032x3TPI-X-tra-Duty-Carbon-Blade-STL-3-8032x3HXD.htm