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Old 05-23-2008, 01:24 PM   #1
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Default Better pic of my bandsaw

Here is a great idea for you guys and gals that can't stand at the bandsaw So I improvised the design using 2" and 3" timber to build it up and I also used 2" wheels from grizzly. The base is well ballanced and not problem moving it from place to place.
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Old 05-23-2008, 06:36 PM   #2
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Here is a great idea for you guys and gals that can't stand at the bandsaw So I improvised the design using 2" and 3" timber to build it up and I also used 2" wheels from grizzly. The base is well ballanced and not problem moving it from place to place.
Hi Glenmore,

TWITA!!

Say, is that the Grizzly model G0580 or G0555??
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It is the G0555. Just got it last year on black Friday. Got it for the same price as the smaller model has the one horse mortor instead of the 3/4 horse. Really like it in fact just put the tablesaw in storage.
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