Best bandsaw for chopping sheds for dog chews

[renello]

Looking for just a little info on cutting sheds into dog chews. What is your preferred band saw, and what blade TPI would be best. I'd like the throat to be deep enough as well as have some good height. At present i have a Ryobi band saw, but not sure its gonna make the cut for moose paddles.

 

[WapitiBob]

Hunting partner does it for a living, the Ryobi won’t last.

 

[renello]

Do you think your hunting partner might have a suggestion as to what saw would do the job?

 

[2rocky]

I'd keep an eye out for metal shop dispersal sales. Some of those heavy duty saws could be a steal, and the motors from the 60-70-80's are rugged and rewindable.

Also what about a Porto band from Milwaukee?

 

[WapitiBob]

Do you think your hunting partner might have a suggestion as to what saw would do the job?

He's using a 1-3/4 hp Jet

 

[BigGameDIY]

I use miter saw with carbide-tipped blade, works great for frozen onbone meat. I'm pretty sure it will work for antlers, just do it slowly and stay safe. I got Lem meat saw couple month ago but have not opened it yet.

 

[pabearhunter]

I would be more worried about CRACKED teeth after you get them cut.

 

[COHunter67]

HART® Power Tools, Lawn & Garden, Hand Tools & Accessories

HART's 12' Hacksaw offers a versatile and comfortable solution to cutting metal materials, PVC, wood, and more. A 12' 24TPI Bi-metal hacksaw blade is included.

www.harttools.com

 

[rmyoung1]

@Hunting Wife … a 2023 Best Redneck Thread Title nominee

 

[rogerthat]

Step one - find shed
Step two - cut into dog chews
Step three - feed to your dog or sell it to idiots that will buy them

I never can seem to get past step 1