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Terry Stowell
PostPosted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 10:54 am 
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Todd,
Thanks. The first time you posted this sale, I said "yes" I need that. But within a couple days, I wound up buying a cabinet saw from a painting customer. Hoping to get the band saw, but have some home improvements to make....
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Hi Todd,
Absolutely loved your treatment of the burl, you did justly! And the pictoral was great. I couldn't do that with a 10" craftsman saw with 3" tall clearance gaah . So when I do buy, I'll go whole hog. (just how I roll)
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laughing6-hehe Filippo's been messing with his signature again!...

But I'll second the recommend....then you can do this!


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where's that "DROOL" smiley? Envy will work here...:mrgreen:
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Terry Stowell
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vroom! VVRRROOOMMM!!! Yep. I'm looking forward to shoving a tree through it and making it look like guitar parts at the other end. Then a trip to the 3hp planer and so on. Heck, I just love machines.
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A +1 recommend for Spectrum Supply - Currently, even without the group buy concept, they have the best price I've found on the Woodmaster CT 1 inch blade.

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*sigh* 520 miles one way or I'd be picking this bandsaw up today!

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Hello there everyone
I wanted to know some advice on buying a bandsaw like this (preferably second hand)
could anyone answer any of these questions for me
or provide me with a link/site ?
otherwise a verry breif yes or no will do (thanks in advance guys)

1. Does anyone know if rikon goes under name in europe .... like griggio

2. I take it that it runs on 16 amp power supply (not 3 phase)

3. How much should a secondhand -3/5year old one drop in price

4. Should i buy a older one for ruggedness
... or do newer ones have more SAFETY features and easier fences to adjust

lovely lookin bandsaw by the way
I hope it brings you much joy tomas
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