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Jim, Got a chance to open my saw today... and yes, there were a lot of chips on and around the wheels. I don't know if these will effect the operation of the saw. Seems that I had these chips with

Many do cut dry. I'm' 50-50: if it's a "large" piece, I'll lube with wax, else I'll let it go as is. I'd love to have a mess-less drip system, but the setup would probably be too much for my

This was posted on the 7x10 site: joeford45 wrote:

I purchased a couple lennox diemaster II blades the last time I was at the tool shop. Today I broke the last of my old blades and mounted one. I was sawing 2 1/4 square hot roll solid for a tool

Today I bit the bullet and purchased a 4x6HF saw. Started putting it togeather tonite. Not much trouble so far had to align the pulleys with a straight edge and move them both out to clear the

Hmmm.... part #59? In one manual, PN 59 is the rear blade cover. In another, it is a 1/4 inch washer. If no one else has a clue, perhaps you can give a description of the part. Leo (in soggy

Leo after I posted I thought about describing the part. My manual calls it a bracelet. It's 1" wide 5 5/8" long a 90 deg bend 1" long with a threaded screw. The long side is slotted 3/8" x 3 1/4".

From your description, I think I know what it is. The 4x6 saws can be used in the vertical position. When in the vertical mode, a work surface plate is mounted on the lower blade guide assembly. It

You hit the nail on the head! Got home today and took a look and that is exactly what it is. Don"t you just love the chinglish instructions that come with these imports? Thanks to all

Jim, Don't forget to check the worm gear housing for sand. It's been reported that some have sand and other crud mixed with the gear lube. I checked mine and did not find this condition, but it's

complain of not getting instructions. Its a Rong Fu type. n Ed ke6bnl

For instructions, check the files part of the group website. or (if the link works) click here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/4x6bandsaw/files/BandSaw.pdf can't ke6bnl > >

Today I picked up a 4x6 with a bad gear. I'm guessing the owner overtightened the blade. The worm gear "ate" a hole into the gear on the blade pulley drive shaft. The former owner also gave me

1. I don't know :) 2. Grizzly or Harbor Freight usually have those kinds of gears available, but you'll have to pay for it and I have no idea how much it will cost. the Harbor Freight manual is

There are (at least) two versions of the "ubiquitous" 4x6 saw. (wow, i finally got to use this big word, and what's more, i even spelled it correctly) 8-) Besides a heavier upper frame, the most

I would assume there's some type of keyway holding the gear to the shaft, if not a setscrew? Either way, see if you can get hold of an automotive gearpuller (rent or, of course, HF has 'em)

I recently purchased a used 4x6 bandsaw. Its missing a few parts, including the V-belt and both pulleys. I was hoping someone might be willing to measure the diameter of each of the 3 steps on each

Here you go, T.J., Driving pulley (motor); (measured on O.D. of step) 1.884 inches 2.223 inches 2.597 inches Driven pulley (worm shaft); (measured on O.D. of step) 2.164 inches 2.912 inches 3.701

Wow, talk about fast. Many thanks. TJ

Uh... That should be largest diameter of DRIVING pulley is next to motor. Sorry! 8-( Leo (still in pearland)