Band Saw Blades?

[Dragonfly]

Whats a good one?

    I have read alot on the Carter, Lenox and Iturra's?? 

[trumpetturner]

I prefer the old Timber Wolf blades.  They are now sold as Viking blades.  The best prices for these blades is from Lee Valley.
They are made in Sweden, are a low tension blade, and from my experience, last longer than most other blades and cut straighter than most other blades.  These blades are of high quality steel and are milled and hardened, not stamped.  Wide variety of blade widths and sizes to fit a variety of saws.

Danny

[Dragonfly]

Thanks Dan.  I'll check into those. 

[Ghost Maker Calls]

I use Olsen All pros, get them from Rockler.

[Frozen Crow]

For resawing, get a "Woodslicer" blade.  I have a 1/2" resaw blade from them that is simply amazing.  Will consistently cut < 1/16" veneers with no effort whatsoever.  I have used alot of blades and this one really impresed me.

Lee

[Trophy_Taker]

I'm with Danny on the old Timberwolf blades. I use them on my 18" jet and they are so good they almost got my finger last year when I was cutting osage logs.  Didn't realize I was almost through the cut and started day dreaming....Big mistake but I got lucky.

Matt...

[Skull Point]

I prefer the old Timber Wolf blades.  They are now sold as Viking blades.  The best prices for these blades is from Lee Valley.
They are made in Sweden, are a low tension blade, and from my experience, last longer than most other blades and cut straighter than most other blades.  These blades are of high quality steel and are milled and hardened, not stamped.  Wide variety of blade widths and sizes to fit a variety of saws.

Danny

+1

[Bulldogmikey]

I prefer the old Timber Wolf blades.  They are now sold as Viking blades.  The best prices for these blades is from Lee Valley.
They are made in Sweden, are a low tension blade, and from my experience, last longer than most other blades and cut straighter than most other blades.  These blades are of high quality steel and are milled and hardened, not stamped.  Wide variety of blade widths and sizes to fit a variety of saws.

Danny

+1

Good Baldes, See if you have a custom blade maker in your area, we did and he was awesome!

[Ozark Custom Calls]

I use lennox metal cutting blades.....they last WAY longer than wood cutting blades I have mine made for me locally for about 60.00, and thats for a 1" 155 1/2 inch blade. I go through one a year now instead of one for every other log of osage fencepost resaw in the timberwolf brand.

Richard