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Small portable bench-top band saw suggestions |
Posted by: TDKPE - 11-13-2015, 09:20 AM - Forum: Woodworking Power Tools
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I’d look at a 14” Delta clone. The nice thing about bandsaws is that you can go up in capacity without a huge increase in footprint. A 14” Delta-style bandsaw doesn’t take up a whole lot of floor space, and if he had the space for a 10” bandsaw on a stand, then he has the space for a freestanding 14” bandsaw as well.
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Beginning a new table project |
Posted by: DonJuvet - 11-13-2015, 09:10 AM - Forum: Woodworking
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Can't wait to see where it goes. I always like your work.
That pic of the one slab, it's edges are very dark. Is that from fire? I do see the curl, is that the cause of the darkness? I've never noted Maple, Oak, Walnut or Cherry with curl to look darker on the edges. Just wondering.
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olde mill cabinet shoppe plans |
Posted by: jcousins - 11-12-2015, 11:07 PM - Forum: Woodworking
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I have several plans from them, and can confirm that they are usable. However, they are plans only. They do not give any details on how to build, what material sizes are necessary, etc. Some color pics of a finished piece and plans to make templates from. For a wingback chair, I would start from the greene book on queen anne furniture, you would need to scale out the plans, but there is more info on how to put it together. Mike
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