Horizontal band saw extended vice jaws and saw adjustments

I'm taking a short diversion from my belt sander project so that I can make a needed improvement to my horizontal bandsaw.

I find that I've been cutting lots of shorter pieces of metal lately, and the bandsaw just isn't good with gripping short pieces to cut. This simple improvement will address that.

I also go through a full "tune up" of the saw, getting it to cut very straight and true (within .020" over two inches in both planes), and show my approach to making those adjustments.

Now that the saw is working great, I'll get back to working on the band saw (part 4 "coming soon").

Key sections:
00:00 Introduction
03:36 Start of build
11:57 Testing and tuning for accurate and square cuts
15:39 Final assembly of the new jaws
16:00 Making first REAL cut in a short piece of steel
18:00 Run through of all of the saw adjustments
24:15 Showing what that small cut off metal is for (a bandsaw part)