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I have one on my Clausing 8520 mill and one on my Delta 14" Bandsaw and I have two more one for my Craftsman 12x36 Lathe and then ... Ralph 4x6bandsaw@...> wrote:

??? ???? I wouldn't waste that motor on that bandsaw unless ya have s few to waste , that motor would much better serve on a lathe ,drill press , small mill . but that's just my thought ???

Thanks vreededesign, that's what I needed, now to get it done. I have the cast gearbox but as I have said I am "thinking" (always a dangerous thing) of mounting the Consew Brushless motor directly

Ralph Not knowing exactly what your gearbox is like (there are many variations), its safest to remove the output shaft first. If you look at the cross section drawing I did for Mike you'll see that

??? ??? well ifin it has a snap ring like mine did ya tap it from the other side ??? ??? animal

Thanks Mike, but which way do I tap the shaft out? Ralph 4x6bandsaw@...> wrote:

Oops.... Just realised that the spacer ring between the drive wheel and the outer bearing of the gearbox IS necessary. If its not there the shaft can slide axially by the amount of the spacer's

Whoa guys, Mike still needs help with his original question. Lets think this through as to how it could be assembled. The bearings should be flush with either side of the gearbox casting, i.e. spaced

When you are finished with the gear replacement, you can make a plexiglass or acrylic gear box cover so you can see the oil level. I did this an placed a 1/4" bolt towards the top that can be

??? ??? yer pretty much on yer own when it comes to these saws unless ya get a "real one " I went through 7 or 8 different manuals tryin to figure? how mine went together . & all were different

Actually I am "thinking" of adding a Consew Brushless DC

Easy enough to make your own.? Length of clear plastic rod.? Turn one end down a bit then thread for a standard nut you have handy.? Taper the end to a point. Insert through hold in cover with

There was a seller in the forum that sold an oil level indicator that you could mount on the gear box coverplate. I dont know if he still selling them? Once you got it tore down and repaired an oil

My bandsaw is a Buffalo with the solid cast gear box! Ralph [4x6bandsaw] <4x6bandsaw@...> wrote:

How exactly, step by step does one disassemble the gear box? Who knew you were supposed to check the gear box grease/oil once a year? Now I need to replace the gears but do not knw where to

??? ??? tks JV , mine in one of the new reddish color they are using these days .? I did go by the store today when I was in town & it looks like the small bushing is between the drive wheel &

Is yours the HF with the bolt-on gearbox or is it cast into the sawframe? The Files section has a manual for a HF37151 with bolt-on gearbox, which has a shaft with a circlip on it. The parts list is

?? evening folks . I have a HF 62377 that I bought used , I opened it up to chek the oil & to no surprise there was none . so I dove into it & the seal was wadded up wrapped around the shaft under

Craigslist, Facebook, nextdoor, etc. Post up a request looking to up cycle old microwaves. I had 10 in less than a week. If you're I. The DFW are, I'll happily give you one. ?Best regards and God

I am on the lookout for a discarded microwave oven and have viewed YouTube videos on rewinding them. I didn't learn anything I didn't already know but it was encouraging to see the current level of