44-7/8 Inch Bandsaw Blades 10/14 TPI for Milwaukee 48-39-0551, DeWalt DCS374B Portable Band Saw, 44-7/8" x 1/2" x .020 ", 3-Pack

Amazing product, cuts great right out of the box. I can get about 100 cuts on 1.75” tubing until i have to change the blade. I’ve bought them twice and will buy it again and again. Definitely recommend!

Cortes rápidos un poco burdos de acuerdo a la cantidad de dientes por pulgada 10/14 TPI EXCELENTE relación calidad precio!!!!!

So, not sure whether it’s the blades or the saw, but I used both for the first time just then. It was m64 galvanised threaded rod. That’s over 2.5” of solid steel, and as the video shows, it just ripped through it. First time using the saw, and I wasn’t sure of technique… so the speed will be improved… but man, that blade just ate through it. I didn’t bother with a test of the stock blade, as the TPI wasn’t appropriate. For the money, you’d make it back on labour costs in no time.

Preis / Leistung GUT Besser als die Originalen zur Bandsäge von P_r_s_d_

Doing major suspension mods on a '89 OBS 7.3 diesel and have to add some frame support. Using 3/8" plate steel. Tried a chop saw that wouldn't get past 1/2 way through. Then Tried a brand new Lennox 18 tooth which took almost 10 minutes for one cut. Swapped that out for a 14 t Foxbc, and each cut took about 30 seconds. Made a fish for six locations. That was five cuts for the lengths, then four cuts each fish to remove the corners to taper, that's another 24 cuts. Using a Milwaukee deep cut brushless 18v band saw. The original blade is still working perfectly. I realize a 18t blade was a little find for the heavy steel, but the performance of the Fox was much more than 4 less teeth per inch. Will use these for all future high carbon medium to thick steel cuts. Would definitely recommend.