1420 MM X 06 MM (1/4") X 04 TPI Bandsaw Blade

The 1420mm long x 6mm (1/4") wide x 4 TPI bandsaw blade is designed for woodworkers who need fast, efficient cutting on thicker timber and rough stock. Its coarse tooth pattern allows aggressive material removal while preventing clogging during deeper cuts. The narrow blade width also offers flexibility for shaping work where speed matters more than finish quality. This blade is well suited to workshops that rely on durable bandsaw blades uk options for heavy-duty woodworking tasks.

Key Features

• Blade Size: Manufactured at 1420mm long x 6mm (1/4") wide to balance flexibility with cutting control.

• Material: Manufactured from high-carbon steel commonly used in reliable woodworking bandsaw blades for rough cutting applications.

• Cutting Performance: The 4 TPI tooth spacing supports fast feed rates and efficient chip clearance on thick wood.

• Curve Capability: Narrow blade width allows moderate curve cutting while maintaining stability.

• Robust Weld: Precision-welded to ensure smooth tracking and reduced vibration during operation.

Applications

• Suitable for cutting thick hardwood and softwood where rapid stock removal is required.

• Ideal for breaking down rough timber before finer cutting or shaping stages.

• Effective for straight cuts and broad curve work in general woodworking projects.

Why Choose Our Blade?

• Designed for workshops that prioritise cutting speed and durability over ultra-fine finish.

• Offers dependable performance for repeated heavy cuts without frequent blade changes.

• A practical choice for users handling demanding timber preparation tasks.

FAQs

1. What type of wood is best suited for a 4 TPI blade?
A 4 TPI blade is best for thick or dense wood where fast cutting and efficient waste removal are more important than surface smoothness.

2. Does the narrow blade width affect stability?
While narrower blades are more flexible, correct tension and feed rate help maintain stable cutting even on thicker stock.

3. Is this blade suitable for rough cutting before finishing?
Yes, it is ideal for initial cuts where the material will later be planed, sanded, or refined.

4. Can this blade be part of a general workshop setup?
Yes, many woodworkers include coarse blades like this in a broader woodworking tool set to handle rough stock efficiently.

5. Will this blade cut faster than higher TPI blades?
Yes, the coarse tooth pattern allows faster cutting speeds, especially on thicker timber.