11 products on file in this category, 5 of them with a full review. The rest are verified against the manufacturer's documentation and the live listing while their reviews get written.
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The JET JWBS-15 earns its place on build quality and a five year warranty, but its 1.75 HP motor makes the 14 inch resaw a ceiling rather than a promise, so a resaw-first shop should step up to the JWBS-15-3.
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The resaw saw JET's 15 inch model is not, with 16 inches of capacity and a 3 HP motor to use it, but only worth buying with 230 volt service and a 20 amp circuit already in the shop.
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The RIKON 14 Deluxe is the honest 14 inch saw: a real 14 inch resaw on a cast iron trunnion and dual voltage, held back only by the 1.75 HP motor that makes that resaw a ceiling for the occasional cut.
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The WEN BA3962 is an honest 10 inch bandsaw for a shop with no spare 230 volt circuit, held to 6 inches of resaw by its size. The motor is not what limits it.
The WEN BA1487 draws less current than the two deeper-resawing saws on this shelf, 9.5 amps on a standard outlet, for 8.85 inches of resaw rather than a genuine 14.