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OK -- I know they're two different tools with different main purpose.
However -- I have ~300 bd.ft. of black walnut. Most of it is rough and some is S2S, all of it is a full 1 1/8" thick or more. Although I like hand tools I can't see planing that much lumber just to surface it much less to get it to a full 1" or 3/4" thickness. I think a bandsaw would be more practial since I could use it for other things including (I hope) resawing / surfacing the lumber to thickness. I'm thinking about getting a 14" and a riser block or a 17". Either would have to be 120 volts. How practical would surfacing on a bandsaw be? Or would I be better off just getting a planer? BTW most of the boards are 8 - 14" wide. I also have some oak that's 16" wide that will need surfacing also. Thanks. |
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