Morse 811 Bi-Metal Portable Band Saw Blade 44 7/8 x 1/2 x .020 8/11 TPI 3/Box (002486 / ZWEP44811MC)

Good blades last a long time

Great bandsaws, terrible packaging. I've ordered this amazing product at least a dozen times. I use them for cutting steel and titanium mostly. They're the best I've used."Lake Warehouse" shipped my double order and decided to take the saws out of the box they come in, and fold them up and tape them, I'm assuming, to fit into a smaller shipping container. This is a ridiculous, and dangerous move. These things, when folded, are spring-like, and will immediately go back to their circular shape as soon as the masking tape, they used to hold the shape, was cut. The last thing anyone needs is an unexpected, very fast moving bandsaw blade. Original packaging only please!

Super fast shipping, Work just as good if not better than Mil. cut threw 1/4 and 1/2 steel like butter, and made in USA

Well they do cut metal but not really as good as the Milwaukee thick steel cutting blades, but they do work pretty good, and I got several cuts from each blade, so they will do if you need a blade and these are what’s available, but if I have a choice between these and Milwaukee, then it’s the big W for me

These hood up just as good as any other brand. And I have tried them all. These are the only blades I buy now since the price is so low.Don’t let the low price scare you. I wouldn’t even compare these to Milwaukee because their 8/10 blades only lasted 2 cuts and the weld seam broke.

High quality all purpose blade for my Dewalt portable bandsaw. Will purchase again. Wood and non-ferrus metals excel.

811’s are the only blades that will cut 316 stainless strut all day.

Update - April 2020 - my 2nd batch of blades has not held up nearly as well as the first. I've busted 2 of the 3 blades already, and I've run them a combined total of less than an hour. I'm cutting 2" square tubing with 1/4", 3/8 hot roll plate, and 1/4" hot roll plate. The blades cut great, but the welds are not holding up worth a darn on the thicker cuts. -2 starsI'm using these (8/11 pitch) on a HF portaband that I've built a base for. I use it like a small bandsaw to cut various types of A36 steel (C channel, angle iron, sq tube, ect) for various welding projects in my shop at home. The blade has performed very well. Much faster and cleaner than a cut off wheel, and I'm not having to breath in the grinding dust. 0It did not like cutting 3/4" thick 1045 plate, but that was asking a little too much of it. It does fine on 3/16" to 1/2" hot roll and cold roll. It would likely do fine on thinner material as well, you'll just have to be smart about how you feed it so that it doesn't grab and rip a tooth off. You could also use a finer pitch blade for that. So far I've built 3 pt carry all/log skidder attachment, forks for that attachment, several log skidding tongs, and a quick attach system for a loader bucket, and I'm still using the first blade.