1420 MM X 06 MM (1/4") X 10 TPI Bandsaw Blade

The 1420mm long x 6mm (1/4") wide x 10 TPI bandsaw blade is designed for woodworkers who require cleaner cuts with controlled feed on thin to medium-thickness timber. Its finer tooth spacing produces smoother edges than coarse blades, reducing surface tear-out during detailed work. The narrow blade width allows flexibility for shaping while still maintaining accuracy on straight cuts. This blade is well-suited for workshops that often work with tools comparable to draper bandsaw blades for finish-focused woodworking tasks.

Key Features

• Blade Size: Manufactured at 1420mm long x 6mm (1/4") wide to support precise cutting and controlled flexibility.

• Material: Built from quality high-carbon steel to maintain sharpness during repeated woodworking use.

• Cutting Performance: The 10 TPI configuration delivers smoother cuts that pair well with finishing processes involving thicknesser blades after initial sizing.

• Curve Capability: Narrow width supports gentle to moderate curve cutting without excessive blade stress.

• Stable Tracking: Precision-welded to minimise vibration and support consistent blade alignment.

Applications

1. Suitable for cutting thin and medium-thickness hardwood and softwood where finish quality matters.

2. Ideal for trimming boards, shaping components, and preparing material for joinery.

3. Effective for controlled straight cuts and light curve work in detailed woodworking projects.

Why Choose Our Blade?

1. Designed to provide clean, predictable cutting results with reduced need for post-cut sanding.

2. A practical choice for workshops where bandsaw cutting complements shaping and finishing done with the best woodturning tools.

3. Manufactured with consistent weld quality for dependable day-to-day performance.

FAQs

1. What type of woodworking benefits most from a 10 TPI blade?
A 10 TPI blade is ideal for projects that require a smoother surface finish, especially on thinner or moderately thick wood.

2. Does a 10 TPI blade cut slower than lower TPI blades?
Yes, it cuts at a slightly slower pace, but the trade-off is a noticeably cleaner cut surface.

3. Is this blade suitable for shaping work?
Yes, the narrow width allows controlled shaping and gentle curves while maintaining stability.

4. Can this blade handle hardwood without excessive burning?
With a steady feed rate, the finer tooth spacing helps manage heat buildup on dense wood.

5. Is this blade appropriate for regular workshop use?
Yes, it is designed for repeated cutting tasks where consistent finish quality is required.