Bandsaw blade pulling towards fence

Mortiser said:
Try a Wood Slicer, 1/2", 3tpi from Highland Hardware next time. I have a 20" bandsaw and it give me beautiful resaw cuts. I tried a Lenox carbide tipped blade but my 3-wheel saw has a too small a diameter for the weld to hold. Never had an issue with the Wood Slicer HSS blade and if I did, it's guaranteed. You can read about it here...https://www.highlandwoodworking.com/wood-slicer-resaw-bandsaw-blades.aspx

I’ve used the Wood Slicer for many years and love it.  But I recently discovered another blade sold by Highland Woodworking that works just as well for resawing and also has the ability to cut curves.  I notice no difference in the quality of the surface (the Wood Slicer cuts just a bit quicker).  This will be my new go-to, do-it-all blade, especially considering the inconvenience of switching blades for cutting curves.
 
sawdustinmyshoes said:
Mortiser said:
Try a Wood Slicer, 1/2", 3tpi from Highland Hardware next time. I have a 20" bandsaw and it give me beautiful resaw cuts. I tried a Lenox carbide tipped blade but my 3-wheel saw has a too small a diameter for the weld to hold. Never had an issue with the Wood Slicer HSS blade and if I did, it's guaranteed. You can read about it here...https://www.highlandwoodworking.com/wood-slicer-resaw-bandsaw-blades.aspx

Are you talking about the 1/4” blade? Your link is to 3 sizes of blades.

I’ve used the Wood Slicer for many years and love it.  But I recently discovered another blade sold by Highland Woodworking that works just as well for resawing and also has the ability to cut curves.  I notice no difference in the quality of the surface (the Wood Slicer cuts just a bit quicker).  This will be my new go-to, do-it-all blade, especially considering the inconvenience of switching blades for cutting curves.
 
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