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Here are links to three work-holding and position modifications related to the vise. The vise itself has not modified because it has never presented a problem to me. I also have a bolt shortening jig

A vice can be made from 4x4 1/4" angle iron will do for the vice parts. If you go to youtube under 4x6 bandsaw modifications you find ideas for the bandsaw. I did the one where you add a threaded rod

I just finished fabricating a duplicate of Rick Sparber's vise jaws. See here: http://rick.sparber.org/HVJA.pdf He has lots of other tips and suggestions for home/hobby shop work. Patrick Hayes

Ice cream and Coke Zero. I need to get those under control. Oh if you mean the 4X6 vise well that is a different story. So far Sent from my iPhone ive used only the supplied vise. However ive had

Doesn't anyone have a vice they love?

Thanks John, John Pitkins puller description is good, having trouble picturing it but hopefully it will make more sense when I look at my bandsaw. Ralph

Hi All Ralph wrote he couldn't find photos and was having trouble locating messages. I find Yahoo groups a real pig to navigate but this is what works for me, hopefully other people will add other

Hi Ralph, I just found your and JZ's photos by accident because the photo list was ordered by date and they were in the last few photos posted In the 'Conversations' list there is a 'Message #' search

Once I replace the gears on my Buffalo 4x6 bandsaw I need to build a Vice. For Horizontal cutting. I have a Clausing 8520 vertical mill, Craftsman 12x36 Lathe and a 7x12 mini Lathe so I "should" be

Thanks everyone for the replies. John how did you ever find my pictures? I cannot even find them. Also I seached the files for John Pitkins

Ralph: To add to John's post, Grizzly also supplies parts for their 4X6 saw. I own the Harbor Freight 4X6 saw and have bought parts for it from Grizzly. Grizzly has the worm and gear in stock. Don't

Hi Ralph I see from your photos that it’s the 20T gear that’s worn. Is it brass or steel ? (hard to tell). If the gear is brass, this generally means the steel worm has a burr on it, which

Thanks Jack, that at least is encouraging that I can do it. I started a new thread https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/4x6bandsaw/conversations/messages/15195on changing the gears. I do not even know

I have a old Buffalo 4x6 that needs it's gears replaced. HELP!! Where do I start how do I remove the gears? Where do I get replacement gears from? I have seen replacement gears on Amazon that some

I bought my gear from Amazon and it worked perfect in my Black Bull (also a clone) Jack

Yes, it was giving me fits. It had worked fine for a number of years and many blade changes, then it got to where every time I tried to cut anything with it, the blade would immediately jump off! I

My Bandsaw is a Buffalo, possible 50 years old. But looks exactly like any 4x6 bandsaw. I bought it at a yard sale and used it occasionally for 5 years. I do not have room to store for parts. I have a

First question. My be what type or brand saw are you working on ? If it's a harbor freight. " I " would think about another saw. And keep old one for spare parts . Then you can tear into the old one

I need to replace the gears, who knew you were supposed to check the oil level? Where do I start Amazon has gears but they do not appear to be the exact same size. But the shaft appears to be the same

Good to hear that! It seems like they are almost always salvageable, if you find the correct tweek. Jack