Starrett 10101 Band Saw Blade Coil 3/8 in 100 Ft 4 Tpi

Product Description

The STARRETT 10101 is a carbon steel band saw blade coil stock designed for continuous cutting operations where shop-cut blade lengths are required. The coil measures 100 feet in length, 3/8 inch in width, and 0.025 inch in thickness, allowing technicians and fabricators to cut custom blade lengths to fit a wide range of band saw frames. At 4 teeth per inch with a hook tooth form and raker set, the 10101 delivers aggressive, efficient stock removal on wood and softer materials. The flexible back design reduces blade fatigue and cracking during contour and radius cuts.

This coil stock suits metalworking shops, woodworking operations, and maintenance facilities where multiple band saws of varying wheel diameters are in service. The constant pitch pattern and raker tooth set make it well suited for general-purpose straight and contour cutting applications. Fabricators and maintenance technicians typically use this coil to produce welded loop blades on-site, reducing the need to stock multiple pre-joined blade sizes. The positive rake angle on the hook tooth form aids chip clearance and keeps cut rates consistent throughout the blade life.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction provides durability for general-purpose band saw applications
• 4 teeth per inch with hook tooth form for aggressive stock removal and efficient chip clearance
• Raker tooth set balances cut aggressiveness with surface finish quality
• Flexible back reduces blade cracking and fatigue during contour cutting
• Constant pitch pattern for consistent cutting performance along the full coil length
• 100-foot coil allows shop cutting to custom blade lengths for multiple saw sizes

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose coil stock for use with band saws that accept 3/8 inch wide blades. Blade loops are cut to length from the coil and joined using standard band saw blade welding or brazing equipment.

Installation Notes

Blade fabrication and installation should be performed by a qualified shop technician or maintenance professional familiar with band saw blade welding and tensioning procedures. Disengage and lock out power to the band saw before installing any blade loop. Use appropriate blade welding or brazing equipment per the saw manufacturer specifications when joining cut lengths. Verify blade tracking, tension, and guide clearances before returning the saw to service.