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Hi Mark The angle is different for 4x6's and 5x6's. 40 deg for 4x6's 45 deg for 5x6's, that's how they get the extra depth of cut, but pay for it with reduced throat width - jv [email protected]>

Most saws are set at a 45 degree twist from the bed (mine measures 45.3 degrees) and you would need to set the blade twist 90 degrees to the bed. I would think only a 2 or 3 degree adjustment each way

Has anyone here determined the blade twist angle necessary to get a vertical cut?? I'm trying to create a model of the blade guide assembly.

I added a motor heater to my saw. ? I have pictures in the photo section. ?It cost more than a dollar, but was less than $25. ? I feel that I can leave my saw unattended, if necessary.

YES!? I've always been a "just do it" type, but now I actually think about those sorts of things.? This week I need to buy 56 8' 1x4", and lately, I've been buying 3/4" plywood and cutting it down

??? ??? I bet its a hell of a lot better for yer back too !! I have my saw mounted on a old stand from a Craftsman router , its at a pretty darn comfortable height for me . Part of the work

In my shop, almost everything is on wheels due to minimal space. My saw is on Harbor Freights' second cheapest rolling metal cart (three shelves); the top shelf is inverted, and the saw sits on two

On Frank Hoose's original mini-lathe.com site he related his experience with the exact same situation.? He left the saw running when he went into the house and got distracted by something on

When had shop I had larger bandsaws I had a drill press and a grinder. I used the? 4x6 to move to larger tools.? I never let saw run by it self.? Dave? Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

Thank you. That’s what I do, too! Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

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Some MSHA & OSHA rules make sense, like the one about not leaving running machinery or equipment unattended, a rule like many, born out of disaster. You are lucky indeed! I can tell you stories of

I have mine on wheels so move around the shop .This keep a eye on saw as drilling or turning in sometime as welding too. Dave? Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

Mark, I suggest you file a patent on a using an insulating material that will melt and short shortly before a motor is damaged from overheating.? By utilizing the circuit's over current protection,

I did have the thought of adding a thermal cutoff (they are pretty cheap) but it occurred _after_ I put the motor back together.? It was such a pain to re-install the motor I will have to wait awhile

You got lucky. The inexpensive motors on many of these saws don’t usually have thermal motor protections so you need to be particularly careful. I don’t use sacrificial stock. I just make sure

In this case luck prevailed, assisted by determination and patience. Well done! Sometimes I will walk away from my bandsaw when cutting LARGE material, but never very far. I always remain within

Hi, a very good selution for your problem with a satifying end.

A few days ago I was cutting a small length of 1" square stock with my bandsaw.? I supported the piece on a sacrificial strip of aluminum to make sure it wouldn't tip down while being sawn.? The