Bahco, Dakin-Flathers and Morse stockist
Bandsaw blades welded to any length, from UK stock
Order the exact band your machine takes. We cut Bahco, Dakin-Flathers and Morse blade stock from the coil, weld it to your length and despatch by tracked courier across the UK.
Order by 3pm and your blade is welded and dispatched the same working day, delivered in 1 to 2 working days.
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Bahco
Swedish-heritage sawing tools trusted in workshops worldwide
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Dakin-Flathers factory photo: blade coils on the Keighley production line
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Dakin-Flathers
UK bandsaw and bandknife manufacturer since 1937
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Morse range shot: family of coiled bi-metal and carbide-tipped blades on a steel bench
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Morse
American bi-metal and carbide bandsaw blades made in Canton, Ohio
Every cutting job has its blade
Seven bandsaw blade families plus bandknives and the accessories that keep them cutting. Start at the full range or go straight to your category.
All bandsaw blades
Start at the full range: every construction we stock, compared honestly, with guidance on choosing between them.
Carbon Steel Blades
Hardened carbon steel body and teeth, no alloy tip
Bi-Metal Blades
HSS tooth edge welded to a flexible alloy steel backing
Carbide-Tipped Blades
Tungsten carbide tips on an alloy backing, some further coated
Grit and Diamond-Coated Blades
Steel band edge-coated in tungsten carbide grit or diamond, no conventional teeth
Sawmill and Resaw Blades
Wide, thick-gauge, long-length bands for primary breakdown and resaw
Pallet Dismantling Blades
Carbon or bi-metal bands with hardened, nail-resistant teeth
Food Processing Blades
Precision-ground, hard-tooth bright carbon steel for hygienic cutting
Bandknife Blades
Thin, toothless or lightly toothed continuous knife edge
Bandsaw Accessories
Measurement and maintenance tools for bandsaw operations
Not sure which family fits? The blade wizard asks three short questions about your material, machine and length and points you at the right band.
Start the blade wizard- 53blade products in the catalogue
- 3 to 100mmblade widths across the range
- Any lengthevery blade welded to order
- UKstock, welding and despatch
Enter your size, see the blades that fit
Pick a width, enter your machine's loop length in millimetres and every blade that runs that size appears alongside, priced for your exact length. Add it straight to the basket or open the product page for the full calculator with band, weld and VAT itemised.
Your blade size
sample pricingEvery price is the welded loop at your exact length: band, weld and inspection included. Order by 3pm and it is dispatched the same working day.
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Dakin-Flathers · Carbon Steel Blades
Saw37C Flexback Carbon Bandsaw Blade£26.00ex VAT at 3,000mm (3.00m)
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Dakin-Flathers · Carbon Steel Blades
Saw37C Thin Gauge Bandsaw Blade£26.00ex VAT at 3,000mm (3.00m)
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Dakin-Flathers · Carbon Steel Blades
Saw37C Furnisaw Carbon Bandsaw Blade£26.00ex VAT at 3,000mm (3.00m)
4 more blades fit this size: browse the shop.
Not sure what length your machine takes? Read how custom lengths work
Three industries, three very different blades
Eleven industry guides map the range onto real workloads. These three show how wide the spread runs, from structural steel to foam conversion.
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Structural Steel, Fabrication and General Engineering
Fabrication shops live on their bandsaw. Bi-metal blades in the right pitch handle the daily mix of solids, box, tube and angle, and carbide steps in when hard or abrasive sections slow the saw down.
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Timber and Sawmilling
In primary breakdown and resaw the blade is the production line. Wide sawmill bands convert logs; resaw blades and hardback carbon bands turn cants into accurate, well-finished boards with the least sawdust and the most yield.
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Bandknife slicing a PU foam block on a converting machine, clean white cut face toward camera
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Foam, Insulation and Packaging Conversion
Foam converting is knife work: clean faces, no dust, no kerf loss. Straight, wavy and scallop bandknives cover soft PU foam through rebond and rigid board, with toothed bandknives keeping the cut moving in denser grades.
Blades for foam and insulationFind your blade by material
Thirteen material guides, each covering the blade constructions that genuinely cut it and why.
Custom lengths
The length your machine takes is the length we weld
Bandsaw blades are sold by loop length and every machine's loop is different. Tell us the length in millimetres and we cut the band from the coil, weld it and despatch a blade ready to fit, whether that is a small workshop saw or a sawmill band.
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From the blog
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Bandsaw bladesHow to set bandsaw blade speed and feed
How band speed and feed rate work together on a bandsaw, what the chips and the sound of the cut tell you and how speed follows the material family.
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Tension meter clamped to a vertical bandsaw band mid-reading, dial in sharp focus
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Bandsaw accessoriesHow to get bandsaw blade tension right
Why blade tension decides cut quality and blade life, the symptoms of running slack or overtight and why a tension meter beats the machine's spring scale.
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Macro row of blade tooth pitches side by side, coarse to fine, on a dark bench with raking light along the tooth lines
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Bandsaw bladesHow to choose the right bandsaw blade TPI
What TPI means on a bandsaw blade, how the three-teeth rule sets the limits and honest starting-point pitches for common workpiece thicknesses.
UK stock
Bahco, Dakin-Flathers and Morse blades held and welded in the UK
Welded to any length
Every blade made to your machine's band length
Published specifications
Technical data from the manufacturers' published ranges
Tracked delivery
Tracked courier across the UK, cut-off times on the delivery page
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on delivery, welding, VAT and returns.
Full details live on the delivery and returns and refunds pages.
Answer three short questions about your material, machine and length and the blade wizard will point you at the right band.
Start the blade wizard