small mod to my bandsaw
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small mods- big difference
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Re: small mods- big difference
Good tip......Ive ended up changing the ones on the angle plate also.........the fixings they use on these are absolutly rubbish...I have cut some new plate to make a stiffer table as I found the one supplied to be crap as well....all in all wonder why I bought it in the first place, why the heck do we import ( I hazzard a guess that yours is chinese) this sub standard stuff!!
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Re: small mods- big difference
Cuz the wholesale buyers are willing to buy the cheapest shit that passes customs.
We can do anything, impossible just takes longer.