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Cook's Saw has what you need in band saw blade sizes. With sizes that fit almost every brand of bandsaw mill or resaw, our blades are built sharp, tough, and ready to rip through anything you throw at them. Need a custom length? No problem—we’ll cut to your exact specs.
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Sawmill Blades – Tough, Precision-Cut Performance for Every Log
When it comes to bandsaw blades, precision and toughness aren’t just features—they’re essentials. At Cooks Saw, we design and manufacture high-performance bandsaw blades built for sawyers who demand reliability in every cut. Whether you’re sawing through hardwood, softwood, or even muddy, frozen logs, our blades deliver the strength and accuracy you need to get the job done right. Explore our selection of industry-leading blades, each designed to make sawmill work smoother, faster, and more productive.
Why Choose Cooks Sawmill Blades?
At Cooks Saw, we believe that high-quality equipment leads to high-quality results. Here’s why our bandsaw blades are trusted by sawyers across the country:
- Unmatched Durability: Our blades are engineered with premium steel and fine-tuned for longevity. They stand up to the toughest wood species and dirtiest conditions.
- Precision Cutting: Each blade is built with optimal tooth profiles for clean, smooth cuts, reducing waste and saving you time on secondary processes.
- Versatile Performance: Whether you're working with green logs, frozen wood, or hardwood lumber, our blades are designed to handle it all with ease.
- Superior Blade Design: With aggressive hook angles and sturdy body designs, Cook’s bandsaw blades cut faster and more efficiently than the competition.
Sawmill Blade Sizes Guide for Sawyer Needs
1-1/4 Inch Sawmll Blades
1-1/4 x .042 x 7/8 Ultra 10™
- Best For: Versatile cutting across different wood types, from hard to soft, including green timber.
- Hook Angle: 10° for adaptability.
- Unique Features:
- Low-Cost / High-Yield: Achieve efficient cutting without breaking the bank.
- Durable: Delivers clean cuts in both soft and tough wood conditions.
1-1/4 x .042 x 7/8 Super Sharp DuraTooth™
- Best For: Fast cutting in both hardwood and softwood.
- Hook Angle: 8° for aggressive cutting action.
- Unique Features:
- T4 Metal Fusion™ Composition: Enhanced rigidity and longer-lasting sharpness.
- High Volume Efficiency: Maintains speed and precision in high-production environments.
1-1/2 Inch Sawmill Blades
1-1/2 x .050 x 1 Super Sharp DuraTooth™
- Best For: Both hardwood and softwood.
- Thickness: .050
- Hook Angle: 8° for fast and precise cuts.
- Unique Feature: Wider tooth spacing, ideal for high-production sawing with faster feed rates while maintaining consistent cut quality.
1-1/2 x .055 x 1 Super Sharp Magnum DuraTooth™
- Best For: Extreme conditions, dense hardwood, and rugged logs.
- Thickness: .055 for extra rigidity.
- Hook Angle: 8° for aggressive cutting performance.
- Unique Feature: Designed to handle tough conditions while ensuring clean, efficient cuts under heavy workloads.
2 Inch Sawmill Blades
2 x .050 x 1 Super Sharp DuraTooth™
- Best For: Larger, more demanding cuts in both softwood and hardwood.
- Thickness: .050
- Hook Angle: 8° for precision and speed.
- Unique Feature: Broad 2-inch width provides excellent stability and makes it a reliable choice for high-speed cutting.
2 x .055 x 1 Super Sharp Magnum DuraTooth™
- Best For: Dense hardwoods and knotty logs, challenging sawing conditions.
- Thickness: .055 for ultimate rigidity.
- Hook Angle: 8° for maximum cutting power.
- Unique Feature: Built tough for the harshest cutting environments, ensuring clean, consistent cuts with added strength.
Updated Blade Selection Tips for Sawyer Needs:
- Start with Versatility: Begin by considering your daily needs—1-1/4 inch blades are often versatile and cost-effective for most applications.
- Progress to Heavier-Duty Options: For larger projects or tougher wood types, consider moving up to 1-1/2 or 2-inch blades to maximize cutting stability and performance.