A bandsaw will make many cuts with precision and speed—when equipped with the right blade for the application. But which blade for which task? Before we answer, you need to know how different attributes of a bandsaw blade affect the cut.Bandsaw blades differ in thickness, width, length, and tooth configuration. Length varies by machine, but the size of your saw's wheels typically determines thickness and width: Smaller machines (9–12 wheels) need thinner blades to prevent breaking the weld

Many people consider the bandsaw useful only in the woodshop for rough work like resawing timber or cutting shapes to a rough approximation before cutting to the final shape. Nothing could be further from the truth.

How To Install A Bandsaw Blade,The band saw is an incredibly versatile tool. It can convert logs into boards, those boards into thinner boards, cut straight lines or curves, compound cut cabriole legs and bandsaw boxes and much more. The more you use one the more uses you find for it. However, you need the right blade for the job; wider blades are best for straight cuts – narrower blades for tighter curves. But blade changes seem to be a black box for many woodworkers. Whether you’re a beginner or could just use a refresher, we’re going to walk you through the process for a perfect bandsaw blade adjustment setup every time, no matter what blade you install.