Imachinist S933414 M42 93" X 3/4" X 10/14tpi Bi-Metal Metal Cutting Band Saw Blades

No complaints, everything finey and the blade can last up to 1 year!

Good blade cuts well. Packaging was really good with a plastic protection on the teeth.

Blade works well, went for the fine blade for thin walled steel

I bought this to cut metal on my older 14" Jet bandsaw that I have added the 3-speed pulley set to. Blade cuts aluminum fine, and would cut steel with some cutting lubrication. Unfortunately, there is a wobble in the blade of about .05", which makes operation very uneven. Poor quality control is the likely issue, as others have reported a similar problem.I have upgraded the rating to 4 stars as I have received excellent service from the vendor. He sent a replacement 6/10 blade after I told him I was cutting aluminum. The second blade was much straighter and cut the aluminum quickly and the resulting cut was easy to de-bur.Finally, many common 14-in band saws need a 93-1/2 inch blade rather than a 93 inch blade. That was my mistake (and Amazon's wretched search engine). Fortunately, I have added a quick change lever to my saw and the adjustment range was adequate to allow use of the 93 inch blade.

The absolute best metal cutting bandsaw blades I have ever purchased! They last a LONGGGGGG time.

Perfect fit for my band saw

Works well for the price. Used mostly on aluminum

I bought one of these blades back in 2021 and 3 years later I am finally getting ready to replace it due to several missing teeth and noticeably rounded off teeth on much of the blade. I am not gentle on my tools, and while I'm just a weekend warrior, I'm usually in a hurry to get things done with limited time I have available to work on projects. I run my saw hard. I never use coolant as it makes a sticky mess and I use my saw for wood projects as well as metal. I have run all manner of materials through my saw, plastics, soft woods, hard woods, aluminum, steel and even some stainless. This blade has stood up to my abuse for what I would consider a very good amount of time for what the blade costs. I run my blade banjo-tight and the weld hasn't snapped. Just this past weekend I noticed it was grabbing more than usual which led me to inspect the teeth a little closer which is when I discovered the damage. I will be purchasing a replacement soon, as my bandsaw is an extremely valuable piece of equipment in my shop and these blades keep it running without much fuss at all.

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