you don't know what you have until...

new wave ukulele · Jun 14, 2011

... it's gone

No, I'm not talking about love, but the use of some really cool machinery

Last week I went back to my old stomping grounds and to the department I used to run. I asked if I could get a few things re-sawn and sanded out.

good thing is there are no plans for this company to make ukes in the next year or so, but it will happen.

Timbuck · Jun 14, 2011

I love that resawing fence set up.. ""Thinks""

can i make a power roller device like that for my 14" bandsaw?????

Moore Bettah Ukuleles · Jun 14, 2011

Timbuck said:
I love that resawing fence set up.. ""Thinks"" can i make a power roller device like that for my 14" bandsaw?????

If you make one, make two. I'll buy the other. A good power feed can easily cost more than most 14" band saws.
I'd like to know if I can run that sander off of my solar power!

new wave ukulele · Jun 14, 2011

that's a Stenner setup.. it replaced the Hitachi band saw I worked on for years....they retired the thing and didn't call me. as for the 3 head Timesaver running on solar... I doubt it.

Rick Turner · Jun 15, 2011

I'll have to post some pics of my Baker resaw...20 hp, horizontal, conveyor belt feed with a powered upper hold down. I can saw to about 14". I use the 3/4" Timberwolf resaw blades which only take out about .045"...yes, just over a mm and under 1/16". That thing has been one of the best money-makers I ever bought.

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