redfishsc
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I'm thinking of getting a small bandsaw or perhaps even a very small tablesaw specifically for cutting pen blanks to length. I have a 10" miter saw, but it's really old and doesn't cut smooth, it's used almost almost solely for cutting 2X4's for framing.
Here's what I am thinking. Either a small benchtop bandsaw, a tiny table saw, or a tiny miter saw.
I have access to a Powermatic 66 10" tablesaw and 17" bandsaw (not at the pen shop though) so I do only need something small for cutting blanks to length.
Is that little "mighty" 4" table saw from PSI worth a rip? It's got the footprint I'm looking for.
Here's what I am thinking. Either a small benchtop bandsaw, a tiny table saw, or a tiny miter saw.
I have access to a Powermatic 66 10" tablesaw and 17" bandsaw (not at the pen shop though) so I do only need something small for cutting blanks to length.
Is that little "mighty" 4" table saw from PSI worth a rip? It's got the footprint I'm looking for.