Re: Thin kerf vs. Band Saw blade
By:Matt D
Date: 10/5/2000, 7:11 pm
Date: 10/5/2000, 7:11 pm
In Response To: Re: Thin kerf planer blades? (Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks)
Why doesn't anyone use a good band saw and blade to rip strips. I assume the finish would be rougher but with all that planing/sanding/scraping you are going to do anyway wouldn't the wood savings of very thin kerf be of benefit?
Inexperienced but curious,
Messages In This Thread
- Thin kerf planer blades?
Brian Nystrom -- 10/3/2000, 10:59 am- Question 2, steel or carbide
Brian Nystrom -- 10/4/2000, 10:04 am- Re: Question 2, steel or carbide
garland reese -- 10/4/2000, 11:06 am- Re: Question 2, steel or carbide
Smiley Shields -- 10/4/2000, 6:27 pm- Re: Question 2, steel or carbide
garland reese -- 10/4/2000, 11:04 pm
- Re: Question 2, steel or carbide
- Re: Question 2, steel or carbide
- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 10/4/2000, 9:55 am- Re: Thin kerf vs. Band Saw blade
Matt D -- 10/5/2000, 7:11 pm- why not a lot of people use a band saw for strips
Paul G. Jacobson -- 10/6/2000, 1:01 am
- why not a lot of people use a band saw for strips
- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
garland reese -- 10/3/2000, 11:26 am- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
Brian Nystrom -- 10/4/2000, 9:45 am- Re: not a very good computer driver!
garland reese -- 10/3/2000, 11:30 am - Re: not a very good computer driver!
- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
Kent LeBoutillier -- 10/3/2000, 11:25 am- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
Brian Nystrom -- 10/4/2000, 9:43 am
- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
Ross Leidy -- 10/3/2000, 11:11 am- Re: Thin kerf planer blades?
Brian Nystrom -- 10/4/2000, 9:41 am
- Re: Question 2, steel or carbide
- Question 2, steel or carbide