1400 MM X 10 MM (3/8") X 18 TPI Bandsaw Blade

This 1400mm long x 10mm (3/8") wide x 18 TPI bandsaw blade is designed for woodworkers who demand a clean, refined cut on thinner woods and detailed components. Its medium-width profile supports controlled straight cutting, while the fine-tooth configuration is ideal for producing smooth surfaces that require minimal finishing. Whether you’re working on trim pieces, model components, or furniture joinery, this blade offers the consistency expected from premium bandsaw blades for woodworking.

Key Features

• Blade Size: A 1400mm long x 10mm (3/8") wide design that maintains rigidity and helps reduce blade drift.

• Material: Made from high-carbon steel for reliable sharpness and long-lasting performance during workshop use.

• Cutting Performance: With an 18 TPI tooth setup, it delivers a finer finish ideal for thin stock and detail-oriented cutting.

• Precision Cutting: Welded accurately to reduce vibration and enhance tracking stability for more controlled movements.

• Work Efficiency: A quality choice for users who regularly buy bandsaw blades for smooth, accurate woodworking tasks.

Applications

• Ideal for cutting narrow boards, panels, and delicate trim components that need smoother edges.

• Suitable for precise shaping tasks like crafting decorative features or preparing joinery pieces.

• Useful for making cleaner cuts on softwoods and thin hardwood sections where finish quality matters.

Why Choose Our Blade?

• Designed to support refined cutting tasks, reducing the amount of post-cut sanding or smoothing required.

• Manufactured with consistent weld quality to ensure stable cutting action throughout extended workshop use.

• A practical blade choice for woodworkers who frequently rely on power tools for cutting wood during detailed project work.

FAQs

1. What type of woodworking is an 18 TPI blade best suited for?

It performs exceptionally well on thinner stock where a fine, polished finish is more important than cutting speed.

2. Does the 10mm width help with shaping small or narrow pieces?

Yes, the width provides enough support to keep the blade steady when working on smaller or more delicate components.

3. Is this blade suitable for clean, splinter-free cuts?

Yes, the higher tooth count helps minimise tear-out, leaving smoother surfaces that require less finishing.

4. How does this blade perform on curved cuts?

It handles gentle curves well, though very tight curves are better suited to narrower blades.

5. Can this blade be used for preparing wood pieces before assembly or fitting?

Yes, it produces a smooth enough surface that helps improve accuracy during assembly and glue-up stages.