Thread: Tablesaw or bandsaw?

Originally Posted by cannonfodder

While you cant make cabinets with a band saw, you cant cut scales on a table saw.

Yup. That about sums it up!

Hey cannon, post pics of that humidor if you don't mind. I like the filing cabinet idea. I want to turn one of my big servers I don't need online into a humidor. My server room is already at a comfy 65 degrees.

Bandsaw, and get one that will also cut steel. then keep blades handy for both. I think you'd find it would do a good job for you on the g10, g11, carbon fiber etc. not that I've tried it, but I think a steel cutting blade would last you longer than a standard wood blade.

Red

The just rebuilt/refreshed table saw and the base humi. Used cabinet grade red oak 1/2 inch ply for the body since it will be in a cabinet. The lid will be half inch solid red oak with a half inch overhang on the front and sides with a flush back and rolled edges. Everything will be lined with 1/4 inch cedar and a countersink lid for sealing.

Originally Posted by Big Red

Hey cannon, post pics of that humidor if you don't mind. I like the filing cabinet idea. I want to turn one of my big servers I don't need online into a humidor. My server room is already at a comfy 65 degrees.

Bandsaw, and get one that will also cut steel. then keep blades handy for both. I think you'd find it would do a good job for you on the g10, g11, carbon fiber etc. not that I've tried it, but I think a steel cutting blade would last you longer than a standard wood blade.

Red

Man that's a big humidor. I'm taking it this is hidden right? I have a friend that I gave a large pelican case to. he uses that as his main humidor and puts all the boxes in there. then his desktop humidor he stocks from the big one, which he keeps in the closet where the wife doesn't look.

Red