Comments

1. 
   Palestine | May 04, 2010 08:16pm | #1

   Very nice shop and tour. Are these shop tours sponsored by SawStop? sort of advertising specially after the court case?

2. 
   KRiley | May 08, 2010 05:28pm | #2

   I hope you just trying to be funny.
   No I have no sponsors nor do I have any connection with Saw Stop other than I own one.
   If it didn't have the safety feature It would still be one of the best saws on the market. I've used a lot of saw over the years including the much praised Unisaw and this is on par or better than that.
   You do know that Saw Stop had nothing to do with that court case...right?

3. 
   snichols | May 15, 2010 03:19am | #3

   Great shop tour. Any regrets with the Rikon bandsaw? I was thinking of the same one with an emphasis on resawing (same philosophy as you). Are you able to get a 1" blade in it? If not, does it really matter in your opinion? Thanks.

4. 
   beginningwoodworker | May 15, 2010 10:38pm | #4

   Great little shop tour, I love that SawStop even thou I own a Unisaw that I got for free! :)

5. 
   KRASSEL | May 18, 2010 01:46pm | #5

   I feel your pain about the size. I had 24x20 but lost 7x20 to a laundry/pantry. Unfortunatly I have no room to expand.(heavy sigh). Your layout has given me a couple ideas, up instead of out is the key. Like your shop a lot, good video, and believe me I think your shop is quite clean and organized, mine generally looks like a bomb went off in it. Thanks for sharing.

6. 
   KRiley | May 19, 2010 08:31pm | #6

   snichols,
   It's not made for 1" blade. I've found that a 1/2" Timberwolf blade is more than enough to slice anything.

7. 
   KRiley | May 19, 2010 08:55pm | #7

   There seems to be no place to post a link to my email or web sites.
   My email is lindo745(at)yahoo(dot)com

   This is my You Tube channel.
   http://www.youtube.com/user/KRWoodworks

   This link to by blog, http://krwoodworks.blogspot.com/