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Per DaveO the Ridgid OSS spindle is 4 1/2" tall with a stroke of 3/4". Dave wondered if this would be a problem with deeper bandsaw boxes.
Anyone made any deeper bandsaw boxes and used the Ridgid OSS? Was the stroke not reaching all the way an issue. I feel like just flipping the box over would work. Just want to take advantage of someone else's experience.
It reached the ones you saw at my place and then some. Remember, you cut off the back before sanding, so the box would have to be over 5 1/2" deep for it not to reach, and then if it doesn't make it a little bit, you could always flip it.
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