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The bandsaw is easily one of the most versatile pieces of machinery found in a woodworking shop. It's also likely the most misunderstood. Michael Fortune has logged countless hours using his shop's eight bandsaws, and he knows how to get the most out of them. One problem that many woodworkers face when using a bandsaw that has been poorly set up is drift. In this video, Michael Fortune shows you two quick fixes to eliminate drift.

Read more about Michael's recipe for getting rid of drift in this article.

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