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| Forum topic by Steve - stevensmasterwoodworks.com | posted 159 days ago | 558 views | 0 times favorited | 16 replies | ![]() |
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159 days ago |
I recently ordered the Rikon 10-325 14” Deluxe 13” ReSaw BandSaw. (I bought the 3/4” PS WOOD TMBRWLF) **I have had great results with this TW blade…it slices through Hard Maple 10” tall like nothing…no need to push hard when feeding or slow down, it cuts like a TROOPER. VERY good blade. -- http://www.stevensmasterwoodworks.com |
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#1 posted 159 days ago |
Good blade. I had one. Stays sharp for a long time. |
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#2 posted 158 days ago |
Have one on my Laguna. Works great. -- Larry "Work like a Captain but Play like a Pirate!" |
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#3 posted 158 days ago |
My results were not good the blade dulled quickly. -- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/ |
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#4 posted 158 days ago |
Any exper. with this here blade |
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#5 posted 158 days ago |
The Resaw King is $149 – $45 resharpening The TimberWolf 3/4” resaw blade is $40 Big price difference?? |
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#6 posted 158 days ago |
Joe, -- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..." |
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#7 posted 158 days ago |
The Timberwolf? |
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#8 posted 158 days ago |
Yes, the TimberWolf 111in 3/4in 3TPI blade. I have resawn around 300-400FB of 8/4Ash and 12/4 S. Maple so far with this blade and continue to be happy with it. At this rate of resawing (cheaper than S4S), I have already paid for not only my BS but the blade as well with plenty of change to spare. -- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..." |
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#9 posted 158 days ago |
Difference is carbide. Also carbide blades have no set Timber Wolf is a good blade but it won’t stay sharp |
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#10 posted 158 days ago |
good 4 you! |
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#11 posted 158 days ago |
I would buy carbide-tipped blades from someone like Spectrum Supply. They give bulk discounts. The Laguna blade is bloody expensive and, worse yet, you have to deal with Laguna ! -- Dwight - "Free legal advice available - contact Dewey, Cheetam & Howe"" |
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#12 posted 157 days ago |
My go to band saw blades are from www.sawblade.com . |
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#13 posted 157 days ago |
Joe, -- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..." |
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#14 posted 157 days ago |
Joe – Yes, I have had 3 of the blades you mention above. These are excellent blades for resawing. I have used them on my 14” Deluxe Rikon and my 17” General bandsaws. As promoted, the 2/3 TPI variable pitch works well and does seem to be quiter and smoother in operation. -- Roger M, Aiken, SC |
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#15 posted 157 days ago |
I have the Laguna resaw king on my saw, works great! -- Randy "You are judged as much by the questions you ask as the answers you give..." |
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