I take it no-one has solved the crooked cut problem yet? I've finally learned to live with it, and think it's slightly mitigated with the bi-metal blade.
I sometimes fantasize about going with the next bigger size saw with the 3/4" blade, but the small size and low cost of my 4x6 trumps the straight cut. Of course I'm just assuming the 3/4" blade will cut straight; maybe that's a fallacy. Anyone know?
rex
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From: dswr@...
Reply-To: 4x6bandsaw@...
To: 4x6bandsaw@...
Subject: Re: [4x6bandsaw] 4x6 Bandsaw
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 10:59:32 -0500 (CDT)
Gotta second the cheer leading here! Any brand of the 4x6 will let you
do jobs that you would be very reluctant to tackle with a hand powered
hack saw.
The only downside to one of these wonders, is trying to get over
allowing 1/8 to 1/4 inch oversize to the cut to make sure a crooked cut
does not spoil the workpiece! 8-)
Leo (pearland, tx)
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