I put on this Lenox Woodmaster C blade this afternoon and sliced up about nine sets of claro walnut. Pretty good bang for the buck.
This blade in one inch has two teeth per inch. Walnut cuts like butter with a good sharp blade. I sliced up five inches of sides material and five inches of backs in just a bit and got it stickered too.
Just wanted to recommend it if the price is right for your larger bandsaw. My saw is 18 inches and runs a one inch well. It had a fair drift angle, but was no problem after dialing in the angle and setting the fence with the allen T wrench.
So far so good on the steel blade. I purchased their B blade which is bimetal, costs about three times as much at $48. Also got the Carbide version and it was 108. While very satisfied that the Trimaster Lenox are worth every penny, these other blades are worth a try. Of course, the thinner kerf cut of the carbide will allow miserly use of material, which is good.
http://www.spectrumsupply.com is who I used this time. Seems like I swap vendors, while checking prices. Lenox does pass on price hikes fairly frequently. These days nothing is static.
One last note. If you need a blade quick, order the C by itself. or the Bimetal. I wasn't in too big a hurry, but by the time Lenox cuts and welds your order, sends it to spectrum and they combine it to ship out, well, it's three weeks. They can get C and B blades out in two days or less. Nice folks, did their job and have a nice website. I usually call and follow up internet orders anyway, especially if there is any question.
