1400 MM X 10 MM (3/8") X 24 TPI Bandsaw Blade

This 1400mm long x 10mm (3/8") wide x 24 TPI bandsaw blade is designed for detailed woodworking where precision and surface quality matter more than speed. Its fine-tooth configuration is ideal for cutting thin timber, decorative trims, and small components that need smooth, splinter-free edges. The medium-width profile adds cutting stability while still giving enough flexibility for fine shaping work. This blade is well-suited for workshops that regularly rely on premium bandsaw blades in uk markets for clean, controlled cutting.

Key Features

• Blade Size: Built to 1400mm long x 10mm (3/8") wide for a stable cutting path during fine, slow-feed woodworking tasks.

• Material: High carbon steel construction that maintains cutting sharpness and resists premature wear under consistent use.

• Cutting Performance: The 24 TPI setup offers an ultra-smooth cutting action that helps reduce splintering on thin woods.

• Precision Alignment: Accurately welded for low vibration and reliable tracking, even on detailed cuts.

• Workshop Choice: A dependable option for anyone who evaluates products from trusted bandsaw blade suppliers for repeat-cut accuracy.

Applications

• Ideal for trimming thin boards, edging narrow strips, and preparing components used in fine cabinetry or craft work.

• Performs well on lightweight materials where smooth cutting action reduces tear-out.

• Suitable for shaping smaller pieces that require high accuracy before sanding, fitting, or finishing.

Why Choose Our Blade?

• Delivers exceptionally clean results, helping reduce the amount of hand-finishing or sanding after cutting.

• Offers stable movement thanks to weld precision and careful manufacturing, minimising drift on thin stock.

• A dependable choice for workshops that routinely use products comparable to Axminster bandsaw blades for accuracy-focused tasks.

FAQs

1. What type of woodworking benefits most from a 24 TPI blade?

This tooth count is best for thin pieces, detailed cuts, and situations where a very smooth finish is needed with minimal fibre tear-out.

2. Does a 24 TPI blade cut slowly compared to lower TPI blades?

Yes, the cutting speed is slower, but it produces significantly cleaner surfaces, which reduces the need for heavy sanding after the cut.

3. Is this blade suitable for thin hardwood?

Yes, it handles thin hardwood exceptionally well because the fine teeth reduce splintering and surface tearing.

4. Can this blade handle gentle curve cutting?

It works well for mild curves, although the 10mm width means it is best suited for controlled, moderate-radius shapes rather than tight curves.

5. How does this blade perform on softwood trims and delicate moulding?

It produces smooth, accurate cuts that help maintain the profile and integrity of thin trim pieces or decorative mouldings.