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Delta's New 14-in. Bandsaw has a European Flair
3 commentsThe new model will be available in March, the company says
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AWFS Tool News: General International Rolls Out Beefy Bandsaw and Affordable CNC
A beast of a bandsaw and CNC for the "every man" were among the highlights at this year's show.
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AWFS Tool Update: Rikon Pours its Best Bandsaw Features into a Super Saw
9 commentsSeems simple enough: take your most popular features and combine them in one tool.
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AWFS Tool News: Rikon to Release "Ultimate" Bandsaw
With a word like "ultimate" in the model name, this bandsaw better pack a powerful punch!
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Roland Johnson's Complete Illustrated Guide to Bandsaws hits the stands!
1 commentRoland Johnson's Complete Illustrated Guide to Bandsaws is at the bookstores!
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IWF Alert: Rikon 16-inch bandsaw has big-saw capacity at a small-saw price
Rikon's 10-336 has 12-inches of resaw capacity, the ability to run on 110volt power, and double roller guides. It's small enough to fit in nearly any shop but serious enough to provide big-saw ability.
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How to make a bandsaw in a pinch
4 commentsI needed to rough out some curves recently, but I don't have a bandsaw. See how I turned a jigsaw into a bandsaw using a few screws and piece of plywood.
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Laguna Tools Debuts Two New 14" Bandsaws
Beefy resaw capacity and solid construction mean two powerful new bandsaws.
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Tool Time in Vegas: AWFS 2009 Roundup
6 commentsKeep tabs on the coolest new tool releases set to debut at this year's AWFS fair.
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