This blade cuts like butter. Well made, great looking and it is made in the USA! American made. Will continue to purchase from this company and these blades.

This is an awesome blade. We do custom furniture , cabinets and moldings and we never know what species and size we will be working with from day to day. this blade gets a big thumbs up from our production crew compared to what we have been using.

Well this blade looks great. Only one problem. The on line site I went to to figure length wax incorrect. It figured I needed a 15 foot blade. I actually need a 16 foot blade. Do Now I Have A Blade I Can't Use. Not your fault, mine for trusting a Web site and not double checking the math. I will have to reorder. Pete

Was easy to install, was the correct size, and performed flawlessly.

Worked just as it should work. Good service and technical information.

The shipping was quick and the blades were secure. They fit my requests for size 18" 2". I used the 3/4 inch blade for re-sawing of cherry at 5 inches high. No problems. I then used it to cut some burls into large bowl blanks. The Burls were 5 inches thick consisting of hard Maple and Cherry.

I just posted a review and then read another review on this blade, in which the reviewer said the blade was so sharp that his firewood offered so little resistance in the saw that it's easy to get your finger cut off because the wood slides through the saw so quickly. He said his bandsaw has been turned into a chainsaw. I think the wording of his review is better than mine, so I wanted to emphasize his review - oh yes, this turns your bandsaw into a chainsaw!

I use my 3/4" 3TPI bandsaw blades from USA Bandsaw Blades for cutting firewood prior to feeding the woodstove. So I get a lot of wood with knots, some wet, some green, and oftentimes the moisture in the logs has frozen to ice, yet these blades cut like a hot knife through butter. But more important than that, is that whenever you call them, you get a technical person on the first ring who will talk to you for 45 minutes or more without rushing until all your questions are answered. That's why I'll always come back.

If you've been using dull blades or cheap blades that don't hold their edge, be careful the first time you cut lumber with this blade - it cuts so fast that there is so little resistance that you're liable to run you hand through the blade! I cut firewood with this blade for shop heat, and it basically turned my band saw into a chainsaw.