New Bandsaw

"Jules" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What did you think of that bandsaw rebuild David Eisan pulled off? A
> custom mobile base too. Very classy guy. Don't you agree?

Indubitably!

What he paid for it and the necessary parts isn't enough to buy a set of
decent blades either. *AND* it was in Canuckistani pesos.

Some guys just know what they're doing I guess.

Hope he got over that sneezing fit...

What did you think of that bandsaw rebuild David Eisan pulled off? A
custom mobile base too. Very classy guy. Don't you agree?



Bay Area Dave wrote:

For all the work he has put in it, I can't imagine him ever wanting to
sell it.

Groggy wrote:

>"Jules" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
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>>What did you think of that bandsaw rebuild David Eisan pulled off? A
>>custom mobile base too. Very classy guy. Don't you agree?
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>Indubitably!
>
>What he paid for it and the necessary parts isn't enough to buy a set of
>decent blades either. *AND* it was in Canuckistani pesos.
>
>Some guys just know what they're doing I guess.
>
>Hope he got over that sneezing fit...
>
>
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>

I use the Delta one (adjustable) rated to 300#. It is more than
sufficient, George. I used maple for the frame and a heavy piece of ply
(either sturdifloor or 2 layers of 3/4"; forgot which). Sturdy as hell.

dave

George Berlinger wrote:

> Still waiting on my new bandsaw(Powermatic); bought it at the woodworking
> show on Dec. 12...hope its not back-ordered. Any, sold my old Sear`s 14"
> bandsaw today, help load it up, forgot how heavy that was; 95 model. Sad to
> see it go, but......
> Any, wanna get a mobile base for the new saw, weighs 210#.......so
> you think a 300# mobile base is good enuff, or should I get a more
> heavy-duty model.
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