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I wonder why they have wood blades on a meat cutting saw that still has blood stains on it?
LoL!I wonder why they have wood blades on a meat cutting saw that still has blood stains on it?
I knew I liked you!LOL!
I wonder why they have wood blades on a meat cutting saw that still has blood stains on it?
A wood band saw can also cut angles because the table tilts and sometimes the arm can tilt so as to cut compound angles. This saw can only cut 90's. This saw has a sliding table which enables one to cut large sections of meat such as a hindquarter. I really don't think it would be suitable for wood. Check out the kerf of the blades. A meat blade has more or less straight teeth while a wood blade has offset teeth.It looks like at some point someone tried to use this for wood cutting. The blades were not on the saw itself but in a box hanging from the neck. Actually the only variables on a bandsaw are the blade teeth and the blade speed. Since it is military, I’m sure they used it to cut spam.![]()
You guys are advanced and lucky. I remember if we cut anything, it would be the cleaver!I literally remember cutting up Moose with my Father on a saw like that. Cool memories guys. Thank you!
When I was much younger I had a winter job in a deer processing place where I would unload,skin, cut into however the hunter wanted his deer cut up, package and quick freeze it. We did all kinds of game, hogs, deer, exotics but were not allowed to cut up non-game animals. The saw I used was like the one pictured except not as big. The one pictured is industrial sized. I would imagine it was used in a meat packing plant under a government contract.I literally remember cutting up Moose with my Father on a saw like that. Cool memories guys. Thank you!
I have been digging into this thing and it is rock solid. I may just clean it up, paint it and try to sell it since I am in the heart of deer hunting territory. I still would like to fix it up for wood but if I could make a few dollars......
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