I have from library the Bandsaw Handbook, Duginske, c 1989
Bird has
any advice as to which to get? amazon has good prices now..
I have from library the Bandsaw Handbook, Duginske, c 1989
Bird has
any advice as to which to get? amazon has good prices now..
Duginske. Both are good on the basics, but you'll open Duginske more than once.
Bird.
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good. Duggy is on my X-mas wish list...
dave
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My experience is just the opposite. I have the Bird book but have not yet read the Duginske book. Bird's book is a good resource.
It sounds like either bood would be a "must read" before spending any serious money on a bandsaw.
Tim
john carls> I haven't read Bird (yet) but I can tell you that Duginske has a
I just got Duginske last night and curled up with it for a little bedtime reading. So far, I think it's an interesting read, unlike some WW books that'll put you to sleep.
dave
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I have both books and have read both cover to cover.
They contain the same information, even though Bird's book is shorter. (That should tell you something right there.) Bird's book is MUCH better written than Duginske's.
Even though they contain the same information on saw setup, Duginske makes the bandsaw sound like some magical tool that has to be setup just right or else it won't work at all. Bird is much more relaxed and less intimidating to the beginner. In my experience, I've found that the setup just has to be close, not perfect, so I tend to side much more with Bird than Duginske.
I have referred back to Bird several times, but I've never picked up Duginske for reference.
Mark
The Bandsaw Handbook
I have both, have read both several times. When I need someth>I have from library the Bandsaw Handbook, Duginske, c 1989
I spend an hour or so in Woodcraft reading both (sorry to the manager!) and went with the Bird book
Barry Lennox
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