Cooks Sawdust Journal
Sawmill Bandsaw Blade Basics 4 - Blade Thickness
Posted by Admin on Oct 23rd 2023
Good morning this is Stephen Cook with Cooks Saw Manufacturing
again and I wanted to bring you a video this morning and talk a little bit
about the thickness of thin kerf band saw blades.Thickness i
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Sawmill Bandsaw Blade Basics Part 1 - Width, Thickness, and Tooth Spacing
Posted by Admin on Oct 3rd 2023
We've been talking about wanting to bring you some videos concerning
saw blades and we're going to try to do some of these all along as we can.I wanted to begin today just with some basic bandsaw
in
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Portable Sawmills: Unlocking the Potential of On-Site Lumber Production
Posted by Admin on Oct 2nd 2023
Are you a woodworking enthusiast looking to turn your
passion into a profitable venture? Or maybe you're a homeowner in need of
custom-cut lumber for a DIY project. In either case, a portable sawmil
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How Fast Should a Bandsaw Turn and Does That Change for Frozen Logs?
Posted by Tim Cook on Jan 16th 2019
These two questions are very good and are asked quite often and everyone who saws should consider how fast their saw is turning no matter who manufactured the mill.I will reveal from experience some f
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The History of Thin Kerf Bandsaw Blades
Posted by Tim Cook on Jan 16th 2019
The thin kerf blade is a relatively young industry having its roots beginning around the 1970’s. During this time period most narrow blades being produced were for the metal bandsaw industry. So as w
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Analyzing Broken Blades
Posted by Tim Cook on Jan 15th 2019
Our motto here at Cook’s Saw is “Our goal is to help you make more money”. We get the opportunity to apply this principle daily as we do our best to help people who neither have our sawmill nor have
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