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How can I tell a wood-cutting bandsaw blade from a metal cutting one?
It's been so long snce I put a new blade on my home bandsaw, I don't
remember if it's for cutting metal or wood. I should have put a label on the saw, but didn't (because I used to remember such things.) Now I have some steel to cut, and I need to know! How can I tell a wood-cutting bandsaw blade from a metal cutting one? |
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