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I've been having opportunity to cut a variety of materials lately, and have found that the high speed of the saw with a bi-metal blade can cut steel (low carbon or small chunks of O1), brass, and

cool; I bought a new capacitor for $6.25, put it in and it worked. I'm back up and running again. Now I can begin to readdress getting it to cut straight. rex ----Original Message

Today I'm going to get a new starting capacitor and try it. When I turned on the motor last night it hummed. I gave the pulley a little nudge and the motor took off. I'm thinking the capacitor may

motor on my Check Tractor Supply Co (TSC) They carry reasonably priced replacement motors that will work.

Rex, Get the tension set as tight as possible and see if that cures your tracking problem on the wheels. Tighten it as tight as possible, run it a few seconds and tighten it again. I seem to

Not the same... but similar. One version has cast iron blade guides that fit internal to the upper frame. The other has pressed steel guides that mount external. The ones with internal guides have a

Mine engages the bottom rollers only about 3/4, also, but it affects nothing. I empathize about changing the blade - the fact it's short and offset about 45 degrees from the drive wheels always makes

At this point, I do need to buy a new saw because I burned the motor on my Jet last week. <confession of stupidity...I was sawing a 2x4 channel and left it sawing while going to the hardware store.

Rex, I bought a HF because it was on sale - $161.00 incl tax. They all seem to be the same, just painted different colors. I was cutting a couple of light angles and got a bind which caused the

Dear I'am new, put the blade on as you do and crank on the tenshn.ALso make sure the barings are running there are 3 on each post. check that out . also open the blad cover and see if the nuts on

What I mean by the laborious process is that the blade won't stay on the wheel when I put it on because different amounts of tension seem to change the tracking. I end up having to adjust tracking

--- In 4x6bandsaw@..., "Rex Smith" <rex@h...> wrote: I can't get the blade to cut straight > vertically no matter how much adjusting I do. Rex, Sounds like you need to adjust the

Any opinions on the Grizzly 4x6 saw?

HF = Harbor Freight. Can be found at: www.harborfreight.com Regards, Wayne http://wayne_michelle.home.mindspring.com/ Rex Smith wrote:

What's the HF brand? not sure I've heard of that one. ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Dennis OBerry <yrfavsob@...>" <yrfavsob@...> Reply-To: 4x6bandsaw@... To:

bandsaw and the blade the way on, tracking long moved buy a bandsaw. Is the

Hi, I'm posting for the first time to this group. I have a 4x6 Jet bandsaw and am so far very unimpressed. I can't get the blade to cut straight vertically no matter how much adjusting I do. Also,

Any pics in particular? There were a bunch on that page of different saws. <paul@s...> wrote:

3 photos of my Warco 4 1/2" bandsaw available in the UK to see more go to www.warco.co.uk

<rsnyder187@y...> wrote: start the bar. cheap