EthAnswers Cutting Log Cookies On a Bandsaw With The Little Ripper, High In Fibre

Ethan shows us how to use the Little Ripper to cut cookies, slices or discs off the end of a round log. He shows cutting a smaller log first and then with the help of the Angle Base cuts a much larger diameter log.
These cookies are very high in fibre.
Little Ripper System - stockroomsupply.ca/shop/little...
Angle base accessory - stockroomsupply.ca/shop/little...

[@tboneterryd]

Thanks Ethan. I have all Little ripper but this one. Didn’t know it was available until now. Just purchased one of the accessories.

[@briansinclair3967]

Must be nice to have so many Little Rippers hanging about 😂

[@StockroomSupply]

It sure is! Lol

[@PerrynBecky]

I like the cookies that are cut on an angle to make an oval shape from a log. I imagine that angle jig will do that cut with ease.

[@garyp1930]

what kind of band saw is that , do they all go that wide

[@dougpersek7436]

What was that Rhee bearing squealing noises? I got that! 6:15

[@StockroomSupply]

That be thrust bearings desperately asking to be replaced 😂

[@dougpersek7436]

@@StockroomSupply I find your video very helpful, thank you

[@tomhofmeister3246]

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[@CloudfeatherRusticWorks]

Looks a little wobbly through that cut.

[@bikedeefer]

Yeah the sawdust definitely wasn't the culprit in the wobble. The system has too much leverage working against it and not enough real solid contact points in the rail/base/guide

[@tsuchang1]

Super tool. In your future videos, when you edit them, please turn the volume down on the tools. Thanks

[@StockroomSupply]

Thanks Stephen! That's not a bad suggestion...I'll see what I can do in my next video. Thanks for your input.

[@tboneterryd]

Thanks Ethan. I have all Little ripper but this one. Didn’t know it was available until now. Just purchased one of the accessories.