- What is the difference between the G1019 bandsaw and the G1019Z bandsaw?
Both of these bandsaws are similar; however, the Z model has some extra features. The G1019Z has two speeds instead of one, a deluxe stand and a machined, cast iron fence. - Does this machine have a dust port?
Yes. The G1019 has a 2" dust port - What is the widest blade I can use on this bandsaw?
This bandsaw will accept blades up to 3/4" wide. - Can this machine be wired for 220V?
Yes. The motor can be rewired lor 22OV. - Can I use this bandsaw for resawing?
You can resaw to a limited degree. The limits to resawing are a function of motor size, blade style, type of wood and maximum cutting height. Remember, this bandsaw is not a resaw machine. - Can I put a bigger motor on this machine?
Yes. The motor mount fits a standard NEMA 56 motor frame and the motor pulley has a standard 5/8" bore. Grizzly carries a full selection of optional motors. - Can I order this machine without the motor?
No. The labor cost for us to remove the stock motor would offset any savings realized. - Can I use this bandsaw for metal cutting?
No. To cut metal, the blade speed generally needs to be 250 feet per minute and slower depending on the metal. The blade speeds on this machine is 3300 FPM. - What's the difference between the skip, hook and raker toothed blades?
Skip tooth blades have widely spaced teeth to prevent clogging. This is good for straight cuts like ripping. Hook tooth blades have 10o rake angle which causes the blade to cut more aggressively. This type of blade cleans out fast and is best tor resawing.
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