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The Milwaukee 30-9/16 in. 12/14 TPI Compact Extreme Thin Metal Band Saw Blade 3-Pack maximizes users' band saw blade performance. These blades deliver what users need for daily job site use - more cuts and fewer blade changes. An aggressive variable tooth design gives users the versatility to cut more metals of various thicknesses without changing blades. They are also available in deep cut (44 7/8 in.), compact (35 3/8 in.), and sub-compact (27 in.) sizes.
Dimensions: H .85 in, W 7.05 in, D 15.3 in
Assembled Depth (in.) | 15.3 in |
|---|---|
Assembled Height (in.) | .85 in |
Assembled Width (in.) | 7.05 in |
Blade Length (in.) | 30.56 in |
Blade Width (in.) | 1/2" |
Product Thickness (in.) | .02 in |
Saw Blade Width (in.) | .5 in |
Color Family | Red |
|---|---|
Material Cut | Metal |
Number in Package | 3 |
Number of Teeth | 382 |
Power Tool Accessory Type | Band Saw Blade Set |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Saw Blade Material | High Speed Steel |
Teeth Per Inch | 12/14 variable |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Hey Leon! We do not currently offer a 24 TPI 30-9/16" band saw blade, our closest option would be the 48-39-0631.
Hi tstyles! Our M12 FUEL Bandsaw has a variable speed trigger. We suggest to use slower speed when cutting large pipe as it helps with the quality of cut. For those materials it wouldn’t hurt to slow it down with the Unistrut or angle iron to increase the cut quality but should not affect with threaded rod.
You can cut at any speed, 3/8 1/4 1/2 sizes for a saw is not a problem, other types of metals need to be selected individually, since all metals have different alloys, therefore I recommend at low speed, I wish you good luck -
Yes you should slow it down. Also, might have to put some cooling oil on it or stop a couple times. So the blade can cool down. Don’t put a lot of pressure on piece. Let the tool work for itself. Be careful
If you go to the Home Depot website, you can enter your email address, and they will automatically notify you as soon as the blades are available in your store location. I use this feature quite often and I'm very satisfied with it.
I got my blades on line
I had to order mine from Homedepot.com! I could not find them at any local store.
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