What kind of Bandsaw blade is this?

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What kind of Bandsaw blade is this?

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I received this blade with a Bandsaw purchase I made. The teeth(?) are slanted to the RIGHT ?.... all my other blades the teeth are slanted to the LEFT!.

Can someone tell me the purpose for this blade?
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still_waters_43 wrote:I received this blade with a Bandsaw purchase I made. The teeth(?) are slanted to the RIGHT ?.... all my other blades the teeth are slanted to the LEFT!.

Can someone tell me the purpose for this blade?
Turn the blade inside out.
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How wide is the blade? It looks like a resaw blade.
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still_waters_43 wrote:I received this blade with a Bandsaw purchase I made. The teeth(?) are slanted to the RIGHT ?.... all my other blades the teeth are slanted to the LEFT!.

Can someone tell me the purpose for this blade?
I think beeg is correct. It is a resaw blade. When you mount it, just make sure that the teeth (on the cutting side of the wheel) are pointing down.
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dusty wrote:I think beeg is correct. It is a resaw blade. When you mount it, just make sure that the teeth (on the cutting side of the wheel) are pointing down.
If it Is turned inside out, it cannot!:eek:
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JPG40504 wrote:If it Is turned inside out, it cannot!:eek:
How very observant of you, JPG. :rolleyes:
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beeg wrote:How wide is the blade? It looks like a resaw blade.
Sorry, I neglected to say it is a 1/2" 3TPI blade.
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still_waters_43 wrote:Sorry, I neglected to say it is a 1/2" 3TPI blade.
Geez! All this time I thought the tooth orientation was the 'puzzle' as well.

Methinks ya gots both answers!:)
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OMG! turn it inside out! too funny :p ......... I guess that beats my plan B though: to flip the bandsaw, and buy a Powerpro so I could run it in reverse! :D
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still_waters_43 wrote:OMG! turn it inside out! too funny :p ......... I guess that beats my plan B though: to flip the bandsaw, and buy a Powerpro so I could run it in reverse! :D
Go with the PowerPro. You always need a good backup plan. What if you forget this info next week and the forum goes away. :D
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