Returning to making saw dust after 20 plus years of hauling our horse's around and doing a lot of mountain riding.
I bought a Delta 14" band saw in 1994. Bought a riser for it, seemed like a good idea at the time. The band saw sat unused most of the time. Returning to making saw dust does not mean returning to making furniture, lot of boring reasons why. In my searching around for what I wanted to do I discovered the band saw. I have been watching videos and reading about the band saw. Dang but I have wasted a good piece of equipment for a long time.
In watching the videos on youttube and the Carter web site I have a question. Carter offers a guide kit for saws without a riser and one for saws with a riser. Why does a riser make a difference? Boy I hate to ask this question. Someone told me not knowing is ignorance not dumb. Regardless. this question sure seems dumb.
I bought a Delta 14" band saw in 1994. Bought a riser for it, seemed like a good idea at the time. The band saw sat unused most of the time. Returning to making saw dust does not mean returning to making furniture, lot of boring reasons why. In my searching around for what I wanted to do I discovered the band saw. I have been watching videos and reading about the band saw. Dang but I have wasted a good piece of equipment for a long time.
In watching the videos on youttube and the Carter web site I have a question. Carter offers a guide kit for saws without a riser and one for saws with a riser. Why does a riser make a difference? Boy I hate to ask this question. Someone told me not knowing is ignorance not dumb. Regardless. this question sure seems dumb.