Is their anyone who has experience with building a horizontal bandsaw for resawing oak timber?
In general we have 27mm and 38mm oak timber, but from the 27mm we take out 20mm shelves, vertical walls, ...
At this moment we use the 38mm to make 30mm toppplates.
but we also use it to make 2 pieces from 10mm, which is a huge waste. With a bandsaw I should be able to take it out from the 27mm.
I take out 25mm pieces for topplates of lower parts. = huge waste, with a bandsaw I should be able to take out 25mm & 9-10mm
bottomline, It would save a lot of material for me.
but how should it be build? and what is the thickness of a good bandsaw for oak?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qQPlPbGATs
this is the idea of how it should work. only it needs to be with a longer table
or another way of thinking is to use a standard but very strong vertical bandsaw. and to mount a table in front and at the back. + automatic rollers that pushes it onto a fence.
what would be the easiest to construct, and give the best quality with the smallest cutline?