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Sears Saw

comments (0) February 8th, 2010 in Project Gallery        
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Here's my old Sears 12" bandsaw still working hard cutting tapered legs for Shaker-style tables. I make them four at a time so there are 16 legs in all with two cuts each. The "old girl" never bogs down on this or any other work going through the shop. With a little TLC and a stock of fresh blades she's been buzzing through wood for more years than I want to think about - for both of us. I use lots of old tools but this is the one that keeps me and Old Fox Woodworks going.


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