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Question: i am think of this bandsaw 2 questions now that you have it do you still like it?i plan to cut 4 inch maple can this handle it
Document: Purchased a resaw blade from Highland woodworking to do my resawing havent tried it yet. The mobile base comes in handy for a small shop like mine because the saw is very heavy. All in all for the money I dont think youll find a better quality bandsaw and the HTC mobile base seems to handle the weight of the saw with no problems.
I'm happy with the performance, the light, the rip fence and the cabinet where I can store accessories. I used a plastic 4" to 2.25" reducer on the dust vent so I could attach a shop vac and I needed to use glue to make it stay in place. Even with the vacuum attached, there is some leakage of fine sawdust from various places which is slightly annoying. I plan on getting the extension so I can resaw something wider that six inch logs.
What a great bandsaw! Finally own it after a long time of seeing it in my wishlist! I have not used it yet for its real purpose of resawing, but I have used it for smaller and more intricate projects. I will update as I will soon be resawing some 8/4 hard maple and 8/4 cherry.One thing that I would draw attention to in the set up is on the riser block.
I've had this bandsaw for a few weeks now and have been using it to cut bowl blanks for woodturning and a few veneer pieces. It has performed flawlessly. Only minor adjustment was needed on the tracking of the upper wheel, which is easily performed via an external knob.The 4" dust port works reasonably well, only a small bit of sawdust is left on the  table which may be swept towards the blade with a bench brush after cutting is complete to send it to the dust collector.
So I got my self a set of poly ones for about $35. Once I put them on they stay very clean and the small vibration is gone. Also the table is a bit high at 44 inch off the floor. I'm only 5'8" so its a little tall. but like i said i'll just be making a cabent for under itOver all I am very happy with my first "big" bandsaw and I see it getting a lot of work in the very near future
Like I said, this is my first bandsaw so I really can't compare it to others. However, everything everyone else has said is true.Fit and finish is excellent.The saw has plenty of power.Dust collection is pretty good.The included fence is SUPER NICE!I was able resaw a 3/16th strip off a pine plank with the stock blade with no problems. Later I got a Timberwolf 1/4" blade and made 5 bandsawn boxes for Christmas gifts.
I use it for 80% or more of my work, which mostly is making boxes and cutting pen blanks from logs that were rough-cut with a chain saw. I use a 1/2" blade for resawing bigger pieces. Would I purchase the same saw again? You bet!
I installed an extension block kit as part of the assembly and I am glad that I did. Sorry I didn't read all of the instructions first. At my adanced age I struggled to use the tension releace handle so I turned a larger and 2" longer wooden extension and epoxied it to the steel handle, works great. From start to finish I would order the same thing from the same folks.
I have cut 1/16" veneers 8" wide. Even in dense woods like purpleheart, the motor does not bog down; the 1.5HP motor and heavy cast-iron wheels give this machine some serious power. With the riser block, this machine has a respectable 12" resaw capacity, and the resaw fence is quite serviceable.
Once I got some good blades it really shined. The specs. say it can run a 3/4 inch wide blade but I don't really see the need to use one that wide for this size saw. A half inch wide ripsaw blade it about as wide as you will need I suggest the wood slicer from highland woodworking.I did have two problems with the saw. first the tires, they are rubber and very hard to keep clean even with dust collection running and lower wheel having a brush.
Answer: yes