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Hi Kerrin, Yes, I am very interested in the drawing. Not sure from the pics how the table mounts on the saw, and would very much like to build this table. Thanks for all your contributions.

Hi George, Thanks for the compliment! i have drawing for it if you are interested. I did try to post them here when I made it buy Yahoo didn’t make it possible at the time, no idea why. I should try

Thanks Kerrin, Very nice work. George Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2020 3:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [4x6bandsaw] Table for Vertical Cuts with HFT Bandsaw Hi

Thanks John Vreede for the manual reference, I'm going thru it now. You are correct in that the blade does ride against both the top and bottom guide rollers. I will work on moving them back

The blade has been as you see it in the pics. Has not changed in ages.

John, looking at your photos, to me it looks like the blade is not running on the back of the top wheel. You can adjust a couple of screws to tilt the top of the wheel back. This will “pull” the

PS. Sorry I forgot about your blade tension question. Proper blade tension IS very tight. For a 10-14 Bimetal blade the blade manufacturers say 25,000 to 30,000psi stress. In lb's of tension

The only ones I see that make me wonder, are the shots of the guide rollers. Both Pics 1 & 4 show the guide bracket (the bit that carries the rollers) almost as far forward when vertical (or downward

Hi George, Heres a link to my photos, hopefully this works..... /g/4x6bandsaw/album?id=151022 If not use the button on the left side of the site main page which will open the links

John, Other suggestions for correcting the problem will probably do so. But the fact that the blade doesn’t come off when cutting horizontal is probably a red herring. The load due to cutting

Kerrin, How do I see your photos? George Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2020 5:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [4x6bandsaw] Table for Vertical Cuts with HFT Bandsaw Hi Guys,

Hi John, I had an issue some time back with my saw doing the same thing. I guess like most of us once you get a bandsaw it becomes my go to to cut anything! So what I found was I had swarf build up on

John, how much blade did you have exposed when the blade came off, I believe one should minimize the exposure. Ralph

Well, this is awkward. I took some pictures attached. In vertical mode, I cut thru a 3/8" x 1.25" piece of aluminum with no problem. I then cut a thin 1/16" piece, also with no problem. I know the

Yeah, Kerry's one is exeptional. The slot in front of the blade is closed for control of the workpiece but still able to change the blade with the table in place. Well worth the look -

Hi Guys, If you check out my photos there’s picture of my table I built from several ideas I came across. Cheers Kerrin

Yeah it can be difficult to see. Worth opening the guard before you attach the the vertical table so you can tell - jv

Not sure which wheel comes off, when I open the cage the blade is off, I'll look closer. And I'll check the assemblies. Working on some pictures. Thanks guys.

Pictures of the setup would help! Ralph

Hi John Very odd! Need more info: 1. Which wheel does it come off? Top or bottom? 2. Do you have to press work hard into the blade or will any pressure do it? Suspect it's to do with one or other of