Bandsaws - Page 13 of 15

Bandsaw Tune-Up
August 1, 2002

In just a few steps you can make an old bandsaw run like new.
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.

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