Flexback bandsaw blades for wood, listed by length. There are stock lengths, each in several widths and TPI, and most product pages name the saws that length fits.
Find the blade length in your saw's manual, then pick the width for your tightest curve and the TPI for the thickness of the wood. Stock blades come in packs of two. Another length? We weld it to order.
| Blade | Use it for |
|---|---|
| 6 mm (¼″), 6 TPI | Curves and everyday stock from 12 to 75 mm |
| 6 mm (¼″), 14 TPI | Thin stock under 12 mm |
| 10 mm (⅜″), 6 TPI | Straighter cuts and gentle curves |
Guidance for our 62″ range.
| Blade width | Tightest radius |
|---|---|
| 3 mm (⅛″) | 5.5 mm |
| 6 mm (¼″) | 16 mm |
| 10 mm (⅜″) | 32 mm |
| 13 mm (½″) | 63 mm |
| 16 mm (⅝″) | 95 mm |
| 19 mm (¾″) | 138 mm |
| 25 mm (1″) | 184 mm |
Keep at least three teeth in the cut; for wood, aim for three to six.
On our 62-inch range, a 6 mm, 6 TPI blade handles curves and everyday stock from 12 to 75 mm, a 6 mm, 14 TPI blade suits thin stock under 12 mm, and a 10 mm, 6 TPI blade gives straighter cuts.
Match the thickness to the wheels. As a rule of thumb, the blade should be about one thousandth of the wheel diameter thick; it is a guideline, not a spec. Our 0.36 mm (0.014″) blades suit the small wheels of 62-inch consumer saws.
Yes. The 1,865 mm length fits the Euro 260 (342.186), the 1,510 mm length fits the Euro 205 (342.205) and the 2,640 mm length fits the Expert 500 (342.025). For any other Inca saw, we weld the length to order.
Read the length in your saw's manual.
We list more than 350 Inca parts by factory number. Send us the part no., or a photo and your machine’s model, and we’ll check.
