Timber Cutting Bandsaw Blades

Timber cutting bandsaw blades manufactured in-house by our experienced saw doctors from high-quality European bandsaw blade material.

Combined Saw & Knife (CSK) manufacturers superior quality timber cutting bandsaw blades. Our qualified saw doctors manufacture all our bandsaw blades from high-quality European bandsaw blade material, precisely to your specifications. In addition to timber cutting band saw blades, CSK also produces a range of quality bandsaw blade solutions including metal cutting bandsaw blades, butcher bandsaw blades, plastic/ aluminium cutting bandsaw blades & resaw/ sawmill bandsaw blades.

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Razor Tip Bandsaw Blades

RazorTip Carbide is a tough blade that stays sharper longer in the most difficult sawing conditions such as tropical hardwoods, kiln dried timber, engineered wood, and more abrasive materials.

RazorTip Carbide blades utilize a very hard "triple chip tooth" configuration with an alternating "carbide" raker tooth that can withstand the hardest of hardwoods and provide a very smooth finish.

Custom Bandsaw Blade Configurations Available

We manufacture to any length, please contact us with your requirements.

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Usually ships within 2-5 business days, we will notify you if there are any further delays. Please allow up to 7 days for remote areas.

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Blade Width Teeth Per Inch (TPI) Tension Settings

Bi-Metal Extreme Bandsaw Blades

Bi-Metal offers a longer sawing sharp life than most carbon and high-alloy blades and is engineered for production sawing environments.

Wood-Mizer’s BiMETAL blade for cutting wood is designed for high performance in industrial production environments. The high-alloy backing material of the BiMETAL blades offers a combination of durability and fatigue resistance, resulting in longer sharp life than MaxFLEX or DoubleHARD, especially when cutting harder, more abrasive wood species.