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Many thanks.

Hi all Here is the document as promised. Its posted in the Files section of the site too. Its long (17pgs!) and detailed, and should enable anyone to get their saw to cut vertically square. I

Hello, I'll be making some band saw modifications and thought I'd download some images.? ? I downloaded some images of my hydraulic down feed cylinder in another thread.? ?This thread will show

OK, for some reason, I can download pictures today. Here are some pics of my hydraulic down feed cylinder.? ?The cylinder seems to work fine, but needle valve is a little sensitive.? ?I haven't

In message #15498 below I said "?there is no rotational dependency so you don't need to worry about getting the pivot shaft installed correctly. "? This was regard to a simplified lathe-based mod of

For what it's worth, I did a little experiment today to double-check my idea on cutting the relief using a lathe.? The pivot shaft would be placed in the chuck, and offset by the shim pack that was

Hi Dave Sorry for any confusion.? Just because I know what I'm writing doesn't mean anyone else can follow, so hopefully this will help. In all my explanations of left-right, up-down, back-front etc,

Hi John and Mark, I have read your post a number of times and can't really understand what you are saying.? ?Could you please take some pictures?? ?John, I don't understand your "left" and

I tried to upload a file and a folder.? ?Nothing happened.? ?Do I have to be given permission by the site moderator?? ?I tried to send an email to help and owner of the site. Dave

I've been messing around with a compass and drawing paper and think I've come up with a relatively simple way to machine the pivot shaft -- IF you have a lathe.? The approach removes the minimum

Moving your pictures to the photo section is an UPLOAD. Try the upload link.

Very cool, John!? I'd been wondering in particular how to determine the amount to take off the pivot shaft to correct? the angle.? Your detailed procedure makes it very clear.? You also deserve

Hi all Mark's idea does work! It corrects mis-manufactured saws where the head comes down at an angle to the vice table! This is a game changer for all those saws that never cut properly and for ones

I've been trying to download pictures to the Photo Section.? ?I can create a folder for my pictures, but I'm not allowed to download any.? ?I just get a red circle with a slash through it when I

Not exactly. Just that it was a little bit better before. It still had like .038" of play over 3-4 inches of vertical travel.

Are you saying it might have been able to cut square until the table bolts were retorqued? If so, wouldn't that suggest your pivot is bored in fine and you have a table problem?? I'd think that would

I noticed the same thing on mine, the previous owner had made a poorly designed stand, my floor slopes to a centre drain so the casting would twist and make a difference to the cut depending where the

Hi Morgon and John Nothing is truly rigid, least of all these saws. My saw will twist so that it doesn't cut square with a 2 foot long piece 5/8" x 4" mild steel hanging over the edge of the vice, so

Wow Mark! Yes I'm pretty sure this will work. From OEM, the pivot shaft is locked in the sawframe casting with a grubscrew ,or maybe a roll pin for some folks, and the shaft rotates in the base

Wow! That’s amazing! I would have thought that the cast iron saw?bed would be a lot?more rigid than that! Very disappointing?that the loosening of the table-to-base bolting affects