T23957 143" x 1" x .025" x 3 TPI Hook Carbide-Embedded Bandsaw Blade
A premium 143" carbide hook blade for ripping boards to size.
The 143" length blade fits the Grizzly G0514 series of 19" bandsaws.
These steel blades have carbide teeth which will cut faster and stay sharp the longest of all the blades available. The razor-sharp teeth have been precision-ground and the carbide tips are brazed into the pockets. The carbide tip is stronger and can resist more heat than non-carbide blades.
Hooked blades are most common for long cuts in thicker workpieces. The hooked tooth geometry is aggressive with the hook angled down towards the surface of the workpiece. This helps increase the feed rate through the material, but leaves tearout on the bottom of the workpiece.
Width is an important factor when considering a new blade. The typical range is as small as 1/8" wide to 3/4" wide. This 1" wide blade is good for contour sawing with a minimum radius of 7". For resaw cutting, you will want to fit the widest blade available for your machine.
Typically, there are more teeth per inch for narrower blades compared to wider blades. We sell hook blades in 3, 4, and 6 TPI versions. This means the 3 TPI cuts faster than both the 4 TPI and 6 TPI blades. The more teeth per inch on the blade, the smoother the cut will be.
The flex back blade helps with absorbing the stresses of cutting. It is heat-treated at the teeth, leaving the back with more flexibility for movement through the material.
The Grizzly Customer Service and Technical Support teams are based in the U.S.A.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Length: 143"
- Width: 1"
- Gauge: 0.025"
- TPI: 3 Hook
- Type: Carbon tool steel
FITS:
T23957 143" x 1" x .025" x 3 TPI Hook Carbide-Embedded Bandsaw Blade
A premium 143" carbide hook blade for ripping boards to size.
The 143" length blade fits the Grizzly G0514 series of 19" bandsaws.
These steel blades have carbide teeth which will cut faster and stay sharp the longest of all the blades available. The razor-sharp teeth have been precision-ground and the carbide tips are brazed into the pockets. The carbide tip is stronger and can resist more heat than non-carbide blades.
Hooked blades are most common for long cuts in thicker workpieces. The hooked tooth geometry is aggressive with the hook angled down towards the surface of the workpiece. This helps increase the feed rate through the material, but leaves tearout on the bottom of the workpiece.
Width is an important factor when considering a new blade. The typical range is as small as 1/8" wide to 3/4" wide. This 1" wide blade is good for contour sawing with a minimum radius of 7". For resaw cutting, you will want to fit the widest blade available for your machine.
Typically, there are more teeth per inch for narrower blades compared to wider blades. We sell hook blades in 3, 4, and 6 TPI versions. This means the 3 TPI cuts faster than both the 4 TPI and 6 TPI blades. The more teeth per inch on the blade, the smoother the cut will be.
The flex back blade helps with absorbing the stresses of cutting. It is heat-treated at the teeth, leaving the back with more flexibility for movement through the material.
The Grizzly Customer Service and Technical Support teams are based in the U.S.A.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Length: 143"
- Width: 1"
- Gauge: 0.025"
- TPI: 3 Hook
- Type: Carbon tool steel
