Rolland
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I see this saw advertised quite a bit has anyone had any experiences with it. Looks like it would be handy for cutting blanks for inlay work. 
Rockwell Bladerunner
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toddlajoie
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I asked about it a while back, and the general consensus was you'll be better off with a decent brand small band saw..
corian king
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No pics or link!! So what saw are you talking about??
I picked one of those up this past fall and even though it does the job you are way better off with a band saw. The bladerunner uses a jigsaw blade thus cutting in both directions which means you need to put pressure on the blanks as you cut them to hold them to the table.
If you get a bandsaw that becomes a non-issues as the blade is being pulled downward as you run your blanks thru.
The bladerunner is a great saw but not for pen blanks.
If you get a bandsaw that becomes a non-issues as the blade is being pulled downward as you run your blanks thru.
The bladerunner is a great saw but not for pen blanks.
Rolland
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Corian
Here is the information sorry did not think to add the link, its all over TV so I assumed everybody knew I assume too much I think
Quister
Never thought of that, no it would be a pain to try to hold a small blank, besides I need what is left of my fingers as it is.
https://www.rockwelltools.com/US/BladeRunner_Saw-P1564.aspx
Here is the information sorry did not think to add the link, its all over TV so I assumed everybody knew
I assume too much I thinkQuister
Never thought of that, no it would be a pain to try to hold a small blank, besides I need what is left of my fingers as it is.
https://www.rockwelltools.com/US/BladeRunner_Saw-P1564.aspx
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