Sawing

Your bandsaw is the most versatile sawing machine in your workshop. And to maximise the versatility and performance of your bandsaw, there are only three things that you really need to worry about - blades, tuning and accessories. To assist you in maximising the versatility and performance of your bandsaw, Timbecon have prepared a three-part blog series on bandsaws covering each of these three key aspects.

The table saw is the beating heart of any workshop. It’s big, super-useful, can take off a few fingers and usually sits smack bang in the middle of the room. But with every tool as important as a table saw, there are a myriad of options and variations at your disposal.

Hand-mitre saws and a mitre box aren’t just an essential for woodworkers, they’re one of those tools that everyone should have. We’re talking hammer and nails, meat and two veg territory.

We've all rocked up at the traffic lights next to some guy in a Ferrari, an Audi, or our personal favourite, a lowered Toyota Celica that looks like it could fall of its chassis at any minute.

In part one of our new five-part series, we’re delivering the ultimate how-to guide to bandsaws, in the hope of answering the big questions: Are bandsaws still relevant in modern woodworking? How do you get the best out of them? Do you even need one? 

In our new three-part series, we’re delivering the ultimate how-to guide to bandsaws, in the hope of answering the big questions.  In part two, we dive into the mechanics behind the bandsaw and how to tune yours perfectly, to ensure world class cuts.