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Jet Bandsaw JWBS-14SFX, 14'' Rip x 13'' Resaw
With all the premium features of a higher end saw, but at an affordable price point, the Jet 14'' SFX Steel Frame Bandsaw provides superior performance on nearly any project. Its large, cast iron table features 360 square inches of work surface for excellent support, while the machined aluminum fence boasts accuracy and easy adjustability. The saw is equipped with Jet's blade guide system, which makes blade adjustments quick and simple. The saw also features a generous 13'' of resaw capacity and accepts blades up to 3/4'' wide for heavy-duty sawing. Dual 4'' dust ports provide maximum dust collection efficiency, while the heavy-duty welded tubular steel construction and a total weight of over 300 lbs provide stability and durability when sawing large workpieces.
Features:
Deeper table with a massive 360 square inches of cast iron work surface for greater workpiece support
Over 13'' of resaw capacity for cutting large pieces of wood, slicing veneers, and cutting bookmatched panels
Heavy duty tubular steel welded construction with a total weight of over 300 lbs
Dual 4'' dust ports for maximum dust collection efficiency
Independently adjustable, upper and lower ball bearing blade guides
Convenient 115V AC outlet location for optional accessories
Die-cast steel trunnion system allows for single point adjustments when moving table
Large machined aluminum fence surface with easily visible measurements for the most accurate cutting
Robust stamped steel doors with welded steel pin hinges for greater product durability
In this video Tim R is going to demonstrate how to use basic machines to mill boards S4S or four-square. S4S lumber is suitable for a variety of decorative projects including furniture, picnic tables,
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