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Five Essential Power Tools
January 1, 2002

Woodworker Gary Rogowski explains why the tablesaw would not be at the top of his shop machine list.
14-in. Bandsaws Reviewed
January 1, 2002

Low-cost models might get the job done, but more power and better features come at a price
14-in. Bandsaw G1019
January 1, 2002

Grizzly has replaced this 14-in. bandsaw with model #G0580. The company also offers 1-hp and 1-1/2-hp machines at higher prices.
14-in. Bandsaw DD90
January 1, 2002

A low-priced saw, with four speeds.
14-in. Bandsaw 90-100 M1
January 1, 2002

General’s 14-in. bandsaw features a steel frame, aluminum wheels, aluminum rip fence, and runs at two cutting speeds.
14-in. Bandsaw 28-280
January 1, 2002

Delta has discontinued this model and now sells a similar 1-hp saw as model #28-206.
14-in. Bandsaw 32206-1VGA
January 1, 2002

Central Machinery’s 14-in. bandsaw is low-cost for its category. It features a 6-in. height capacity and 14-in. width capacity from the frame to the blade.
14-in. Bandsaw 22414
January 1, 2002

Craftsman’s 14-in. bandsaw is now available as model #22424, which features the same 1-1/2 hp motor, a lower wheel tire cleaning brush, non-metallic blade guides, and a storage cabinet stand.
14-in. Bandsaw BS-1400
January 1, 2002

The Ridgid 14-in. bandsaw features a 3/4-hp motor, a cast-iron table and frame, built-in dust collection, and onboard storage for an additional blade.
14-in. Bandsaw G9970
January 1, 2002

The Shop Fox 14-in. bandsaw is a twin of the General and shares many of its features, including a 3/4-hp motor and 13-3/4 in. of ripping capacity.

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