DEWALT Portable Band Saw Blade, 44-7/8-Inch, .020-Inch, 18 TPI, 3-Pack (DW3983)

Seem to be good quality. We’ll see how they hold up.

Work better then the Milwaukee brand. The Milwaukee blades made my tool make a weird noise. Blades to tight. But theseeee work amazing for makita bandsaw 32” 7/8 size blades.

Perfect replacement for my band saw

- Value The cost of these three bandsaw blades (per blade) is less than the two pack from HF. Having two backups is more useful than just one. - Usage Scenario I'm using a Bauer (64194) variable speed bandsaw along with an aftermarket table for knife making. Materials being cut: 80crv2, 1095 and 8670 steel (annealed), brass tubing (solid and hollow), stainless steel rod, carbon fiber tube/rod, micarta tube/rod, brass flat bar - Experience I've only used one blade so far. It performed well on the brass tube/rod/flat bar and 80crv2. The stainless steel rod def slowed the saw and did a number on the teeth. The edge of the 8670 bar stock appears to have hardened while being cut at the supplier, so cutting into the side took some effort. - Outcome Overall, these band saw blades are at the very least comparable to what I've used in the past. Barring any future issues, I'll be using these exclusively. The first blade hasn't yet broken but it has dulled some. I would recommend cutting softer materials before moving on to anything harder. Use a slow speed and cutting oil if you're going to work with hard or thick materials. Best of luck to you all, stay safe. 4 stars for now, I'll amend to 5 if the first blade holds up during the next few cutting sessions.

Fast shipping good quality good fit would buy again

Made my saw new again. Showing great durability for me.

Amazon. Your price is right. Great quality

Muy juena

Good price and quality

These blades work well on my Bauer saw for cutting metal for various projects they last a long time as well!

Excelente producto, cumple con lo especificado con excelente durabilidad

Les lames de DEWALT sont bonnes, ça coupe très bien. Il faut faire attention à ne pas peser trop au début de la coupe, il est même mieux de la retenir... un peu. Il faut que la lame ait descendue un peu dans le matériel. Ensuite, même en angle ça se tient tout seul et assez droit pour peser plus fort. Il s'agit quand même de petit matériel, il faut y aller lentement. Mais une fois maitrisé, ça va très bien et je les aime bien. Édit : Finalement je me suis fais une ferrure de 5" de long, 1" 1/4 de large et 1/4 d'épais, dans la quelle j'ai fais une coupe d'environ 1/2" (un peu moins que la lame[voir photos]). Ça me permet de tenir la lame au début pour qu'elle démarre la coupe plus droit. C'est un peu de taponnage, mais pour le prix et le résultat, je suis bien satisfait de tout.

I used them on soft mild steel, and they bluntened in no time.