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Hi
I know this came up before when someone had railway sleepers to cut. I just cut some huge Oak gate posts down to 1" boards.
I needed to reduce them from 220x220 to 220 x 155 to fit on bandsaw. I used a circular saw set to deepest cut on both sides to start it off (used edge guide that came with saw) and then got one of those cheap reciprocating saws from B&Q and cut the middle bit with that - middle bit took longest by far.
Took about 1/2 hour per post an then 15mins to produce 1" boards on bandsaw
hope this helps someone sometime
Cheers
Tony
I know this came up before when someone had railway sleepers to cut. I just cut some huge Oak gate posts down to 1" boards.
I needed to reduce them from 220x220 to 220 x 155 to fit on bandsaw. I used a circular saw set to deepest cut on both sides to start it off (used edge guide that came with saw) and then got one of those cheap reciprocating saws from B&Q and cut the middle bit with that - middle bit took longest by far.
Took about 1/2 hour per post an then 15mins to produce 1" boards on bandsaw
hope this helps someone sometime
Cheers
Tony