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Probably wouldn't hurt anything, just takes a little bigger cut and uses more h.p. to cut. I used .035 on my Ridgid saw for 10 years.Bob I Any anyone

The standard blade thickness on the 4x6 bandsaw is 0.025". However, I have found a source of 64.5"x0.5" blades with a 0.035" thickness. Any pros/cons to consider in using a blade of this thickness?

The standard guide blocks on the "cheap" Delta band saw are hardened steel. The e-bay guide blocks replace these with cloth reinforced plastic. It is easier on the blades than hardened steel, but

Now that I've "tuned up" my saw using all the good info on this group, I want to go further. Will the guide blocks (as seen on u-buy, whoops, I mean e-bay) work on a Harbor Freight saw? It looks

Yahoo is no longer going to archive message attachments after the 21st of august. Please make a note of it. :) Thanks for sticking around. Ryan

I guess at $169 it would probably be wise to buy the Enco saw with a better motor for only $30 more. I need some drills from Enco so I might as well add the saw to the order.... But thanks anyway

Hi, I've been lurking for a while. I finally got around to buying a 4x6 metal bandsaw. I paid $222 Cdn at Princess Auto (that's about $160 US). For anybody in Canada, it's worth checking out. Mine

David, Oops........ I have 5 catalogs here. Either it is not listed or listed at $169.00. Lenord

David, 37151-7BEA..............$169.00. Lenord

Thanks for responding. So, does anybody out there have a catalog handy with the numbers??? I can't be the only member of this forum that doesn't yet own the 4x6 bandsaw.....my arms have been telling

It appears that you can't get it at that price anymore. Unless someone has a catalog with a lower price in it and shares the #'s I think you'll be stuck. <davidbhappy@y...> wrote: the the

Hey, I really need one of these saws, but I can't find a catalog with the sale price of $139 or even $149 for the 4x6. I only have number 37151-7RKA which brings up $169. Can I still get this

Steve This is in The US but cheap, http://www.surpluscenter.com Clint

Actually Dave, the princess auto is right around the corner from me. I forgot about looking there. They always have tons of that kind of stuff. Thanks Steve wrote: motors

I'd take a look at Princess Auto. There's one in Mississauga (according to their web site): http://www.princessauto.com/PAcountry.cfm?CTRY=CAN&INF=mis&SPC=1 The one in Langley (BC) always seems to

Hi guys, I just cooked my motor last night on my bandsaw. I've had it for over a year now so I think that's pretty good for the amount of cutting I do and how cheap the motor is. Here is my

Hey everyone. Found the board a couple of weeks ago and have been going through the old posts. Lots of good info. Last week I semi-retired my 30 year old Durabuilt(JC Penney) 4x6 bandsaw and now

I was thinking the same thing, way too easy..Bob wrote:

<aametalmaster@y...> wrote: first Uh, oh, you did something wrong if it cut right perfectly straight the first time. ;) Congrats. Paul

Just put together my new Harbor Freight 4x6 saw, cut perfect on first cut, needs the rear vise jaw machined though. Threw away the tin legs, put it on a 36" high pipe frame...Bob