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This article is from the Woodworking FAQ Collection 2, by multiple authors.
From: jeffs@tekcrl.LABS.TEK.COM (Jeff Staley)
Date: 20 Feb 90 19:37:56 GMT
I'm seriously thinking about buying a Japanese resaw bandsaw as my
primary bandsaw. These bandsaws come with huge blades (about 3") and
are designed for the resawing of wood. I believe that they will work fine
for resawing, but I question how well they'll work with a normal sized
blade. Has anyone had any experience with these machines? Any
comments?
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