Which bandsaw?

[Johnseat]

So I've got the Rage 2 355mm saw and yes it's an animal at cutting through anything you place in front of it but the accuracy is less than pants, mitre joints are a pain to prep and weld so I'm after a band saw.
Now space in my little workshop is very limited so cutting long lengths of box means they will have to poke out of the cave and into the garden which in turns means I really need a bandsaw with a swivel base and not a swivel vice.
Looking at second hand really to keep the cost down.
Any suggestions?

 

[slim_boy_fat]

So I've got the Rage 2 355mm saw and yes it's an animal at cutting through anything you place in front of it but the accuracy is less than pants, mitre joints are a pain to prep and weld so I'm after a band saw.
Now space in my little workshop is very limited so cutting long lengths of box means they will have to poke out of the cave and into the garden which in turns means I really need a bandsaw with a swivel base and not a swivel vice.
Looking at second hand really to keep the cost down.
Any suggestions?

Or, an appropriately placed hole in the side of the cave with a cover, something like a tumble drier vent kit?

 

[fizzy]

I also have the Rage 2 - I only use it for cutting through pallet bearers studded with nails. A metal cutting bandsaw is far better. I bought a used axminster one for about £400 a few years ago. It is the same model sold new by machine mart for about £1000. Works very well even on big RSJs. So quiet and smooth.

 

[steve t]

you could get one without a swivel head and make a base with castors on it and when you set the angle swivel the whole saw and keep steel straight, done that to a few saws now, great way to get an old saw set up for cutting beams etc.