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Old 08-09-2008, 07:24 PM   #1
 
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Here is my fully-assembled Grizzly 14-incher (on mobile tool stand), Penn State Industries 1-hp DC I scored from another North Carolina Woodworker'er a few months ago, and my first attempt at conbobulating my own cyclone (amazingly, it works).




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slick, Tom!
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Cool that looks like a neat little band saw - nice fit and finish - how does it cut?
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Tom, that is a great saw. I have one just like it. The stock blade is not very good. I suggest you try the 1/2" woodslicer blade.

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Awesome gloat! YOU ROCK!!!!!
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Nice scores!!!

And what Scott said regarding the saw blade. The stock blade is pretty lousy, invest a few dollars there.

(BTW Scott - you ever got around to putting that Woodslicer on???)
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Sweet setup!!!:i con_thum

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Multi- for the multi-gloat
Nice looking setup . . . I don't have a couch in my shop

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Better thatn that, it is a reclining loveseat. Mostly occupied by Charlie the beagle and Edgar the cat overnight.
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Nice scores Tom! Ditto what Scott and Bas said about the stock blade. I thought I had the worst bandsaw on the planet and then I got the 1/2" wood slicer. Much better. Enjoy!

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