A few of the responses you've gotten have cited questionable quality with the Grizzley. I have a 20" Grizzley planer and have had very good luck with it. That being said, my bandsaw is a Laguna LT14HD. http://www.lagunatools.com/bandsaws/bandsaw-lt16hdclassic;jsessionid=WG2cMv9QnPhz8kfVf1qZd4vQ8tL1ytNK2qfBYJF6XlTzVzRSy6cc3QwGlLmkRs1JGnC1qYJJzQq5Vy0WdKmMbtrRvGmly1Crj1djn2KQhThz0jKyyGZF2Sft1g2hW4tQ!-1159543221 A couple other folks on the Pianotech list also have the same model. I (and the other too!) have been extremely happy with the saw. I do a lot of resawing - spruce and maple. It resaws a Delignit pinblock like butter! I also have an excellent dust collection system if you are interested. Shop setup is fun. If you wish to see any of my setup, I'm happy to share my thoughts. Take a peek at some of what I do in my shop if you wish: www.farrellpiano.com Terry Farrell Farrell Piano, Inc. On Aug 10, 2010, at 3:08 PM, Mark Purney wrote: > I'm still planning my shop and I've got my eye on this bandsaw. I > was curious to hear opinions from those who do lots of shop work if > this is a good choice. I consider this one of the most important > tools, and I don't want to regret my decision later on. > > http://grizzly.com/products/G0640X > > The metal cutting ability would be very useful, but that brings up > an important point. Is there a way to safely do dust collection on a > bandsaw that cuts both metal and wood?
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