I couldn't help but notice that the first re saw cut, the sound was nearly silenced.(possibly struggling with capacity) All cuts were not shown after which doesn't give a chance to see the quality of cut done with the blades offered. the bottom dust extraction port (unless im mistaken) is not orientated towards the floor of the bottom wheel housing therefore offering little to no use in the way of extraction. I have the ts 250 in the hobby range and although it is decent, the aluminium rip fence bows out as the material is passed through i imagine it would be the same with this.
Hi Charles, these are available for delivery to the US, however, all of these run on 230V at 50 Hz not 120V at 60Hz. Therefore, you will need to find a way to change the voltage and the frequency to run the machine. We hope this helps :)
Good afternoon. Thank you for your recent enquiry. These are available for delivery to the US, however, all of these run on 230V at 50 Hz not 120V at 60Hz. Therefore, you will need to find a way to change the voltage and the frequency to run the machine. We hope this helpsKind Regards
Why do all bandsaws nowadays have a rack and pinion guard/guide adjuster? Mine clogs up and takes ages to clear the teeth. My old Startrite has a simple slide and clamp which doesn’t need attention and is quicker and more convenient.. Maybe dust extraction helps, but I don’t have it. Wet wood eg cutting logs, clogs it up fast. It’s backwards progress being too clever. The smaller the saw the worse the problem, I guess.
Great video! 😊
These videos you do and the explanation of each model are what made me just buy one of your bandsaws.
@ 2:03 "you can see it is rock solid, no movement whatsoever" and then the table moves all over the place 😂
Really useful. Thank you.
I couldn't help but notice that the first re saw cut, the sound was nearly silenced.(possibly struggling with capacity)
All cuts were not shown after which doesn't give a chance to see the quality of cut done with the blades offered.
the bottom dust extraction port (unless im mistaken) is not orientated towards the floor of the bottom wheel housing therefore offering little to no use in the way of extraction.
I have the ts 250 in the hobby range and although it is decent, the aluminium rip fence bows out as the material is passed through i imagine it would be the same with this.
Do you guys still make the AC2305B? I can't see it on your website.
I'm assuming that this product is not available in the U.S.?
Hi Charles, these are available for delivery to the US, however, all of these run on 230V at 50 Hz not 120V at 60Hz. Therefore, you will need to find a way to change the voltage and the frequency to run the machine. We hope this helps :)
Anybody have any luck buying one for US delivery and use? Seems a motor change is necessary (50 vs 60 Hz).
Good afternoon.
Thank you for your recent enquiry.
These are available for delivery to the US, however, all of these run on 230V at 50 Hz not 120V at 60Hz. Therefore, you will need to find a way to change the voltage and the frequency to run the machine. We hope this helpsKind Regards
Why do all bandsaws nowadays have a rack and pinion guard/guide adjuster? Mine clogs up and takes ages to clear the teeth. My old Startrite has a simple slide and clamp which doesn’t need attention and is quicker and more convenient.. Maybe dust extraction helps, but I don’t have it. Wet wood eg cutting logs, clogs it up fast. It’s backwards progress being too clever. The smaller the saw the worse the problem, I guess.
Nice saw, unfortunately not avalaible until 2019/02 at least. Does it have the same guide under the table for the blade ?
When can I order this saw the AC1950 ?
Hi ken, we are hoping to have these available the last week of Feb. Kind regards Tracey Customer Service