Greg, G. wrote:

Just wondering what experienced bandsaw users are using these days for
milling green (recently felled) wood.

I have a Highland Hardware Woodslicer, and although it does a fine job
slicing veneers and dry wood, it doesn't seen to care for green, wet
Cherry wood much.

The "Woodslicer" has a minimal set on the teeth which is why it gives a
smooth cut. For green lumber a blade with a more pronounced set would
help avoid binding. I'd suggest giving Suffolk Machinery (Timberwolf
blades) a call, explain what you want to cut and see what they recommend.

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Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
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