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Sawmill Bandsaw Blade Basics 16 - Diving and Rising Blades Part 4 The Flatness

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First published at 12:18 UTC on December 12th, 2018.

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Part 16 of a multi-series of dealing thin kerf bandsaw blades used on portable sawmills and resaws.
In this video Stephen Cook introduces a common issue that sawmillers deal with from time to time - Diving and Rising Bandsaw Blades.
In this part 4 of diving and rising blades Stephen will talk about the blade body flatness and the impact it plays in sawing straight

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