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Cletus Thanks for the idea, at his time I don't have air due to my housing situation but next year might look better since I am moving. I'll just keep my fingers crossed. Rod

Rod, Maybe a pneumatic cylinder may be easier to find and adapt to hydraulic given the low pressures that will be used in this application. If you have shop-air from a compressor adding a two-way

Yeah, I saw that. Still trying to find a car I can steal old U-joint rollers from, for use as guide pins..@;-) Graciously, Jim Lakewood, CA All Hail Rube Goldberg! dswr@... wrote:

Cletus I know you get what you pay for but the gravity "spring" feed is just horrendous but it can still be simple & inexpensive that's why I asked for a "cheap" alternative to add the hydraulic

For a good article on bandsaw blade brazing, go to: http://homemetalshopclub.org/news/dec03/dec03.html Scroll down to the article by J.R.Williams "Band Saw Blade Brazing". This describes the "how to"

I just ordered two of these on the advice of a friend who said they will work on my bandsaws. http://surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2004010606153329&catname=&qty=1&item=1-1554 Kerryp

You will probably have to make your own. I plan on putting one on mine, to hold the head up while positioning work. I plan on reworking a auto shock for the cylinder. Sparky --- rangerod1

IMO the 4x6 is just what it is and it is good at it too ...a simple inexpensive metal cutting bandsaw. Keep it simple! IMO More useful and less expensive mods would be a Lenox Bi-metal 10-14 Blade and

I am new to the board & just received a HF 4 X 6 bandsaw for christmas. I was looking at some of the other models that have hydralic controls & I would like to add it to mine if it is cost effective.

Larry, thanks for the help. I'll check this saw for mod. #. Have a safe trip. britt raise the blade. On the backside is a sticker-Model 3300, serial number 874087. It does have a GE motor,1/2 HP the

In a message dated 1/5/2004 3:25:14 PM Pacific Standard Time, jim0000@... writes: I've heard of the latter. Are you talking about using one of those MAPP gas outfits? You can silver braze

I've heard of the latter. Are you talking about using one of those MAPP gas outfits? Graciously, Jim Lakewood, CA All Hail Rube Goldberg! catboat15@... wrote:

Does anyone know of a business in the Los Angeles, CA area that will re-weld a broken bandsaw blade? Graciously, Jim Lakewood, CA All Hail Rube Goldberg!

In a message dated 1/5/2004 9:14:47 AM Pacific Standard Time, jim0000@... writes: Does anyone know of a business in the Los Angeles, CA area that will re-weld a broken bandsaw blade? Almost

Britt Just checked my saw. Facing it, on the right side is a handhold to raise the blade. On the backside is a sticker-Model 3300, serial number 874087. It does have a GE motor,1/2 HP So far only a

Larry, thanks. My Jet is about the same age & it does the same thing. I figured I had the guides set to one side or the set in the blades was wearing causing it to lead. That's one of the reasons I

Britt I will try to go out tomorrow and check it. I bought the saw thinking I was getting a american made saw that was better than the imports. I gave $400 for it back in 1988. Factory men worked on

Larry, Can you tell me if the gearbox parts & blade drive wheel are the same as the HF, Jet... knock-offs? I have an old Jet & found this saw & would like to get it running for my father. My Jet looks

I have a wilton and all it is is a high price HF saw. Never has worked worth a darn Larry Ruebush west central IL

Has anyone had any experiance with a Wilton brand 4x6? I need the lower blade wheel & shaft. britt