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dberkowitz
 Post subject: Resaw DMV
PostPosted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 7:38 pm 
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Anyone in the DC/MD/VA area with a resaw that can handle something 14" wide? My Delta won't cut it for this.
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fingerstyle1978
 Post subject: Re: Resaw DMV
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I'm in Central VA with a 19" Grizzly Extreme 0514X2 with a Woodmaster CT. Max cut hieght is about 12", max throat is about 17.5 but you have to factor in room for the fence. What are you trying to cut?
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dberkowitz
 Post subject: Re: Resaw DMV
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12" won't do it.
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 Post subject: Re: Resaw DMV
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dberkowitz wrote:
12" won't do it.

Oh my bad, I thought you meant 14" wide. Try Hibdon Hardwood, they'll have something big enough.
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Colonial Tonewoods has a Virginia address.
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Many years ago I used to go to Colonial Hardwoods (NOT Tonewoods) on Fullerton Drive in Springfield. They cut some big stuff for me. They also have a great selection of lumber too. Anytime I am up that way I stop off and pick up something there.


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