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jet-14-bandsaw-cost-zone Suggestions jet 14 bandsaw cost zone all the things I mentioned are needed blade type, brand, size, and reasonmobility Jet 14 Bandsaw With Riser Blade Length Led base, and stabilizer though the stock one looked pretty decent already, but maybe carter? Inline Feedbacks. JET warrants every product it sells. It's a danger asking you guys questions While the PM comes with a Carter blade tensioner a handy devicejeh guides themselves are not made by Carter. I decided to go with a Rikon Deluxe 14" Bandsawpartly based on some of the feedback here and also after looking at them side-by-side and seeing some of the differences in person.

It features very little setup when you first get it home but will promise years of solid heavy duty use. You won't regret buying this one! JET warrants every product it sells. If one of our tools needs service or repair, one of our Authorized Service Centers located throughout the United States can give you quick service. In most cases, any of these JPW Industries Authorized Service Centers can authorize warranty repair, assist you in obtaining parts, or perform routine maintenance and major repair on your JET tools.

For the name of an Authorized Service Center in your area call New Products. Replacement Parts. Good point about the extra blade width capacity. The one thing that I forgot to mention was that I needed a V because my garage is old and switching to anymore with more power will require a mess of electrical work on a new sub-panel and more circuit breakers so I'm limited by that.

It doesn't look like the two Laguna models are of the V variety. Good review and I learned a good amount about the guides and its setup! You mentioned that's available for other makes as well, maybe that will be one way to get Laguna-like capabilities without the Laguna price.

Just an aside, I saw you put in a piece of paper and doubled-up on it for the setup, wouldn't it have been easier to use a business card since they are sized for this type of thing and are of a certain thickness?

It's a danger asking you guys questions Well, you can come by for a visit if you're in Phoenix area As for doubling the paper, I did that to end up with single paper of clearance since the guide tightens up a bit when you tighten the locking screws.

When it tightens up, you kinda rip the paper out and you'll find that you have single-thickness clearance at the end. Yes, the guides are available as a retrofit for a number of saws. If you have an electric water heater or electric dryer reasonably close to your shop, you can run V tools off them. I did for a couple years before putting in a subpanel. If you have any breaker space in your main panel and it is reasonably close to your shop, you might be able to bring in a V line and make several drops for this or other V tools.

I documented how I did my subpanel here and put a lot of description surprised?!? Even if you run just one line from the main box to multiple drops in the shop, you'll get the gist of what to do from that. Daddy-o Posts: 8. The PM Jet 14 Closed Stand Bandsaw Zone does come with roller bearing guides that will keep your blades cooler than blocks meaning they will last longer. While the PM comes with a Carter blade tensioner a handy device , the guides Jet 14 Steel Frame Bandsaw Zone themselves are not made by Carter. PM's are cast. Carter's are machined. Both have their pluses and minuses for adjustability.

If you think resawing is in your future, I'll echo other's opinions on buying something larger with a stiffer frame that can handle wide blades. That having been said, I haven't regretted buying my PM for a second I watched the review of the Laguna LT Very nice bandsaw.

I also looked at the sub panel installation. I might be wrong but it seemed you had volt and volt on the same breaker by using one leg for the volt. If so, but again I might have seen it incorrectly , the volt will never trip. The breakers I used are minis. They take 2 slots, but have 2 V breakers and a ganged V breaker. Similar in idea to the mini breakers that give you two separate V breakers in a single slot.

They trip and can be shut off independently. In fact right now two of the mini breakers have one V circuit turned off and the third has the V off. Each is identical to plugging in two V and a ganged V breaker only it takes half the slots. I assume the plastic guide cover was a lawyer-issued addition to the Laguna guides.

I left them on since it is easy enough to adjust though awkward. Here's the latest news!! Surprise based on my initial header I decided to go with a Rikon Deluxe 14" Bandsaw , partly based on some of the feedback here and also after looking at them side-by-side and seeing some of the differences in person.

Ultimately, it came down to this or the Powermatic Laguna just wasn't in the cards because that would have required changes in wiring which I didn't want to get into at this time and I went with this one because the resaw capability is decent up to 13" and doesn't use a riser, it's also 1. It's back-ordered so I wouldn't get it for at least a couple more weeks which means you'll have time to chime in and let me know what accessories I should pick up to sup this up even more.

Suggestions on all the things I mentioned are needed blade type, brand, size, and reason , mobility base, and stabilizer though the stock one looked pretty decent already, but maybe carter? Anyhow, let me know what else would be good to go with it. Oh, I did get the Rikon miter gauge as part of this purchase. If anyone is curious, I got it from Eagle Tools in Glandale. I might have saved a few bucks going online but I figured supporting local shop and also having someone like Jesse to call would beat any faceless company any day of the week.

Also, I wouldn't mind if anyone is local who can drop by and give me some pointers when I finally get it and help me get it up and running. It's been a LONG time since I've used one and the last time it was already setup for me so this will be an interesting experience doing it all myself. You'll like that Rikon. I had one for a long time before the LTimo. I also like that the resaw capacity isn't extended by adding a Lego brick in the spine.

I don't have much experience with blades other than the Resaw King. I've had my Powermatic bandsaw for 35 years without a bit of trouble. Pages: [ 1 ] Go Up. SMF 2. Skyline by DzinerStudio.

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