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Band saws rank high on many woodworkers’ wish lists. And with good reason. From re-sawing to cutting curves, ripping to crosscutting, cutting circles and even intricate scroll patterns, there is no other woodworking machine that can match the versatility of a band saw.
You don't need a huge sawmill to create lumber for your projects. Logan has some great tips and techniques for … Read More
Here's a simple jig that let's you add your band saw to the project production work-flow. Read More
A recent desk lamp from Woodsmith Magazine featured an interesting solid wood lamp shade made with a kerf bending technique. … Read More
The band saw is a versatile tool, especially for cutting curves, but cutting a circle can be a challenge. With … Read More
A couple of switchable magnets and some plywood will make a great fence for your band saw. Read More
With the right blade and the right setup, you can cut stock to any thickness, and even create your own … Read More
Finding a place to keep all of your band saw blades organized and close at hand can be a challenge. … Read More
The band saw is a versatile tool that’s easy to use, but folding the blades for storage can be a … Read More
Keeping shop machines running in top shape requires a few simple tools. Tracking down those tools can be a hassle, … Read More
The band saw makes curved cuts a snap. When it's comes to making square, clean crosscuts, it needs a little … Read More
This simple, shop-made gauge uses a common school supply to make setting up your band saw for angles and bevels … Read More
Cutting curves is an ideal task for the band saw. Phil shows how to get even better results by making … Read More
Adding splines to a miter joint is a great way to increase strength and the appearance of a small box. … Read More
