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Kragen has the Niko workbench on sale for $15. Works very well to hold the 4x6 bandsaw. Normally this workbench is $50 see http://doityourself.com/store/workbenches.htm Don Clement Running

The "Craftsman Commercial" was a line of tools that Sears marketed for awhile. They were supposed to be a heavier duty tool that was priced down near the "Home Duty" by leaving out some of the

It is a 101.2290. I think this means it was made by Atlas for Sears. The weak link in this design, as I see it, is that the drive gearing is exposed, and just begging for chips to lodge in the

have seen Here is a jig that Rockler sells for $30: http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/findprod.cfm?&DID=6&sku=1754 Also, here is a page I found about brazing blades. You just need a suitable jig to

Inexperienced metalworker, experienced blade-breaker. The generic words of wisdom I have amount to two items. 1. As universally advised, locate use bi-metal blades. 2. Pay close attention to the

Glad you got it without having to pay shipping. Scroll down for my comments Subject: [4x6bandsaw] Re: greetings! Craftsman 4x6 for $50...I got it! Would like to see pics, probably an OK

I just got back from picking up the saw. It was only an hour drive away. It is a "Craftsman Commercial" with the old crown logo. Color is light grey. I don't know the model num at the moment. It is

I would say it would at least the same quality, I would not be afraid to buy it for 50.00 as long as the worm gears are not stripped! This would all depend on how much it will cost to get it shipped

DO you have a model number? This would help in identifing the machine. WALT

I have an opportunity to pick up a Craftsman startionary horizontal band saw for $50. From his description, it sounds like roughly a 4x6 capacity. Are these craftsman saws any good? I have to think

Wayne Welcome, sounds like you a pretty good trader also!!! Nice find on the Sherline, etc. Will look forward to more posts from you in the future Clint

"Hi!" Well, I'm not really new (joined May 2002), but I have only posted once since then. So, I guess I'm still new. I finally got around to getting a 4x6 from HF on sale for $150. No complaints.

I see we have almost 30 new members over the past week. Welcome to y'all! Feel free to say hi and introduce yourselves if you'd like. Thanks! Ryan

I've had my Harbor Freight 4 x 6 Band Saw about 3 wks now and have really given it a work out.I changed the gear lube today it looked like Gorilla Snot, metal chips in it, and what appeared to be

you can't go wrong. Motor seems to run a little hot. Last fall I purchased the 4X6 from Grizzly. Since then I have looked at the HF model. IMHO the extra $50 for the Grizzly model is worth it in

Hi y'all Pittsburgh boy here...yesterday I took a cruize up to Youngstown (75 miles) to wallow in the Harbor Freight Tool bargains...picked up 4" ($15) and 2 1/2" ($5) drill vises, a 55 lb anvil

Hello paul you might check on little machine shop the link is http://www.littlemachineshop.com/Info/bandsaw.php As I read the chart the recomendation for up to 5/16" is 32 tpi and use a constant

Rule of thumb... at least 2 teeth on material at all time... 3 or more, better. Leo (pearland, tx)

I wish to cut 1/8" strip HR, how many TPI should I use?

I bought one several months ago, I have no complaints. Fine finish, every thing works, good blade taack etc. Paul R