bandsaw
- noun
- /ˈbændˌsɔː/
- Specialized
- The first step you're going to do is you're going to saw with the bandsaw your cut for the deck plan, right?
- bandsaw mill
All right, we've got a way better bandsaw than we used to have.
- All right, we've got a way better bandsaw than we used to have.
- And now my shop is far away and I also don't think my bandsaw or me alone can handle this on the bandsaw, but I know where to go.
Examples
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I mark out the bases with a marker and cut them from the board using a table saw for the large cuts and a bandsaw for the shaping cuts.
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I cut a breadboard in half with a bandsaw, but of course a hacksaw would be entirely adequate.
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Make those two cuts on the bandsaw while you listen.
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But really it's not that bad because I can just shave some of the cup with the bandsaw and now they fit again.
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All right, back to the bandsaw to cut those notches.
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All right, we've got a way better bandsaw than we used to have.
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I do like them and need them, but using a sharp bandsaw blade is the best way to ensure that I get a clean, nice cut.
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One method I've used to cut circles with a bandsaw is to make a jig with a plywood base that has a guide attached to the bottom, which rides in the bandsaw miter slot.
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You need a bandsaw to cut really comfy curves into 2-by lumber.
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Using a sharp bandsaw blade is the best way to ensure that I get a clean, nice cut.
Synonyms
A tool with a thin toothed blade used to cut wood or other materials
A machine with a blade that has teeth and cuts wood or other materials
A machine with a long thin metal band with teeth that cuts wood or other materials
A machine like a bandsaw that cuts thick wood into thinner boards
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Etymology
Bandsaw comes from two simple parts, band and saw. Band here means a long strip or loop, like a 'belt', and saw is a tool for cutting. So a bandsaw is a saw that uses a long metal 'band' as its blade, which is why it can cut curves and long or thin pieces.