1400 MM X 13 MM (1/2") X 06 TPI Bandsaw Blade

The 1400mm long x 13mm (1/2") wide x 6 TPI bandsaw blade is designed for woodworkers who need strong cutting performance with improved surface control on thicker stock. Its wider body enhances tracking stability, while the moderate tooth spacing allows efficient chip removal without leaving an overly rough finish. This balance makes it suitable for general workshop use where both speed and accuracy matter, especially when working with solid timber and structural wood components using dependable bandsaw blades for wood.

Key Features

• Blade Size: Manufactured at 1400mm long x 13mm (1/2") wide to provide rigidity and reduce blade wander during long cuts.

• Material: Constructed from durable high-carbon steel that maintains cutting strength through repeated woodworking cycles.

• Cutting Performance: The 6 TPI configuration delivers faster cutting than fine-tooth blades while keeping surface tear-out controlled.

• Directional Stability: Wider blade geometry improves straight-line accuracy when ripping thicker boards.

• Workshop Versatility: A practical addition for shops that maintain multiple woodworking bandsaw blades for different cutting stages.

Applications

• Ideal for cutting medium to thick hardwood and softwood where steady feed and stability are required.

• Suitable for ripping boards, breaking down stock, and preparing material before fine finishing.

• Effective for straight cuts and gentle curves in furniture making, framing, and joinery work.

Why Choose Our Blade?

• Designed to handle higher feed pressure without excessive deflection, improving overall cut control.

• Precision-welded to ensure smoother operation and reduced vibration during extended use.

• A dependable option for workshops that frequently rely on a dedicated bandsaw blade for wood cutting during bulk processing tasks.

FAQs 

1. What wood thickness works best with a 6 TPI blade?

A 6 TPI blade performs best on medium to thick wood, where efficient chip clearance is needed without overly rough cuts.

2. How does a 13mm blade compare to narrower blades in stability?

The wider blade offers increased stiffness, helping maintain straighter cuts and reducing drift during longer passes.

3. Is this blade suitable for continuous workshop use?

Yes, when properly tensioned and used with a steady feed rate, it performs reliably in daily woodworking environments.

4. Can this blade be used for resawing timber?

It is suitable for moderate resawing tasks, especially on boards where stability is more important than an ultra-fine finish.

5. Does a 6 TPI blade reduce burning on dense wood?

Yes, the larger gullets allow better chip evacuation, which helps minimise heat buildup when cutting dense material.