Are you going to use it exclusively for cutting across the wood grain or crosscutting?

Is it for cutting with the grain or ripping?

Or do you need a saw blade to create all types of cuts?

The type of job is a determining factor when buying a saw blade.

There are blades for multifunctional and special types of saw.

Saw blade suppliers offer a lot of designs, sizes, and classifications to match your needs.

Saw Blades

For woodworking and other applications

Circular saw blades are your perfect choice.

For aluminum, plastic, and other materials, find a multifunction circular saw blade.

For multipurpose applications

Bandsaw blades cut almost all types of materials like aluminum, steel, wood, plastic, foam, and non-ferrous alloys.

This type of saw blade features continuous, welded loops that create custom sizes and stocks.

It has teeth on one side, and its long band is welded to form a circle.

The blade creates a narrow kerf and is capable of making contoured cuts.

Depending on the application, it can be used dry or lubricated.

For special purposes 

Handsaw blades are used by special-purpose saws like bow saws, hacksaws, coping saws, and more.

You can use this kind of saw blade for designated tasks.

For demolition and pipe cutting

Reciprocating saws are portable units used for demolition and pipe cutting purposes.

They mimic the hand saw motion and cut in a single direction.

For contoured cuts 

Jigsaws are ideal for cutting thin wood to make fine, contoured cuts.

They are typically made from high-speed steel, carbon, or bi-metal.

For contoured cuts 

Jigsaws are ideal for cutting thin wood to make fine, contoured cuts.

They are typically made from high-speed steel, carbon, or bi-metal.