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Rod I would sure like to see the photos. Thanks in advance. Dee dee.schuyler@...

Hey guys just uploaded some pics of the hydralic unit I just added to my saw in the Rod's Pics folder. I spent approx $20 with the hydralic unit & metal total. I want to thank Kerry Pinkerton for

The inside plate on the motor has a wiring diagram for the motor and I rewired it and did nothing with the switch. This worked though the switch is an irritating momentary action switch so you have to

I picked up a Rong Fu 4x6 with swivel head. It's wired for 220V but I only have 110v in my work area. The switch is a magnetic coil type but is marked 230v. It's a plastic, 2 button, on/off switch.

The picture on the front page of the group is 10tpi blade cutting a 1" bar of 6061. doesn't take very long at all.

A coarse blade will slice through Al 1" or larger with no strain or pain. In fact, for really large pieces, it can cut down tremendously on the cutting time (the chips clear the teeth easier). On

Dave, Go ahead and give us your tips. I used to think every automatic washing machine and or cloths dryer had a suitable motor. BUT, the last few I have examined have "naked" motors. (that is, have no

David, Won't agrue about China or Tiwan motors. Actully your 4x6 saw is a dual use machine, your suppost to be frying eggs on the motor while sawing, or use it to heat the shop! The motor on my saw

(snip) Your 10-14 bi-metal blade should sail through just (snip) Well, let's just say the overseas motors I have seen are, shall we say, less than . . . the best made. Even a used American motor would

Sorry guys I was 1/2 wrong he was 1/2 right. I wasn't thinking. Some saws have a smaller motor than the 2 I use, mine are 3/4hp..Bob <aametalmaster@y...> wrote: say

I use a 10 tooth blade on both of my 4x6 saws with no problem the guys wrong. I probally cut more steel than anybody on the group..Bob <way2phastphil@n...> wrote: project. welding small on

How course of a blade were you trying ot order? Your 10-14 bi-metal blade should sail through just about anything you can stuff in the 4x6, except thin wall tube. Sparky --- way2phastphil

I recently ordered 2 bimetal blades (10-14 pitch) for my HF bandsaw. When I called to check on the order, I decide to add a coarse blade for cutting some 3/4 inch plate for an upcoming project. When I

Hey Clint, Fire away, I'd like to see the mod you are talking about. Thanks to Leo & Clint both for the 411 on checking for loose casting sand. Regards BK end as to for the alow

Leo Man, you hit the nail on the head, it is an excellent idea to clean out the gear oil and make sure there is no casting sand an use fresh oil. One of mine did have sand in it while th eother did

Hi Jim, Woodworkers use this technique as most of our saws dont have blade welders. As brazing eqpt is scarce in woodshops, most silver solder the blades. Very strong and much less heat. Good fit is

One thing I would suggest is to check the gear box for sand. This seems to be a problem with some of these saws. Left inside, the worm and gear will wear out prematurely. However, I checked mine and

One thing to keep in mind too, is that is costs money to stock an item in a store because of the associated overhead. It's cheaper to stack a bunch of boxes in a warehouse and ship from there to

The main thing is you do not have to dread cutting metal (with a Right you are my friend, right you are. I couldn't agree with you any more. I don't mess with very big stock anyway(2' about max)

Thanks Clint!! BK and paint,