1400 MM X 10 MM (3/8") X 14 TPI Bandsaw Blade

The 1400mm long x 10mm (3/8") wide x 14 TPI bandsaw blade is engineered for woodworkers who need a refined, cleaner finish, especially on thinner to medium-density timber. Its medium-width profile provides noticeable stability, while the higher tooth count ensures smoother surface quality during detailed cuts. Whether you're preparing components for cabinetry, shaping craft pieces, or cutting narrow boards, this blade offers dependable performance for users who work with wood cutting bandsaw blades regularly.

Key Features

• Blade Size: Manufactured at 1400mm long x 10mm (3/8") wide, providing a strong balance between flexibility and directional control.

• Material: Made from high-carbon steel chosen for its durability, cutting strength, and resistance to premature dulling.

• Cutting Performance: The 14 TPI tooth pattern is ideal for achieving cleaner, more polished results on thinner and soft-to-medium hardwood.

• Enhanced Line Control: A wider body helps keep the blade steady during straight cuts or shaping tasks requiring accuracy.

• Workshop Friendly: A practical option for users who often work with tools that pair well with Milwaukee bandsaw blades in similar cutting environments.

Applications

• Suitable for detailed shaping where a better finish quality is required on narrow or thin timber.

• Useful for general cabinetry tasks, including cutting shelf pieces, framework panels, and decorative trims.

• Effective for controlled curve work and trimming tasks that need a cleaner cut surface.

Why Choose Our Blade?

• Built to provide smooth, controlled movement that helps reduce vibration during cutting.

• Welded with precision to ensure consistent blade tracking throughout the cutting cycle.

• A reliable choice for workshops that often integrate bandsaw blades into their everyday projects and require steady, predictable performance.

FAQs

1. What type of wood is a 14 TPI blade best suited for?

It works particularly well on thinner or moderately dense timber where cleaner edges are more important than rapid material removal.

2. Does the 10mm width help with cutting straight lines?

Yes, the added width improves lateral stiffness, which helps maintain accuracy during longer straight cuts.

3. Is this blade suitable for making smoother finishes compared to lower TPI blades?

Yes, the increased tooth count delivers a cleaner cut surface, reducing the need for heavy sanding.

4. How does this blade perform when cutting across narrow or small pieces of wood?

It handles small sections effectively, providing stability and reducing the likelihood of splintering.

5. Can this blade be used for preparing wood before assembly or glue-up?

Yes, its finer tooth profile helps produce edges and surfaces that require less finishing before assembly.