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Maybe I'm not fully understanding what you are asking but, the two side bearing need to be set with a gap about the thickness of the blade. When rotated the force on the bearings should be close to

I’m the original poster with the Dayton saw who, thanks to your responses, now understands that vertical alignment is set by twisting the bearing guide seats. My question now is, if we are going

Thanks for your idea as well. I found a deal on a 4x6 with the idea of making a dedicated vertical metal cutting band saw. I have a larger Kalamazoo for horizontal cut off. Noel [email protected]>

Thanks! Your mounting plate is very similar to what I had thought about doing. Very nice work. Noel [email protected]> wrote: > >

I had some left over 3x3 tubing and made this table, 2x2 would work just as well. I like it better because i can go from horizontal to vertical in about 5 seconds. It clamps in the vise. Your saw may

I really like the dedicated vertical idea. Could you post more pics of your mounting base and stand please. Thanks. Noel [email protected]> wrote:

With the twist imposed by the blade guide supports removed, you get a pretty serviceable little vertical saw.

Thats me. I replied to somebody in this conversation, I should have replied to your post. <cut/past> Without the blade guides is a very good way to start setting up your saw. 1) confirm that blade

What “Mark’s Instructions”? Do you have a link? Hopefully something with the dots very close together! Thanks in Advance! Chuck Peterson [email protected]> wrote:

A Dayton! They were the originator of the 4x6 in 1966 from Dayton Ohio - worth saving. 4x6's had a slightly lower angle of the sawframe to base, around 40deg on one's I've measured, where the later

Without the blade guides is a very good way to start setting up your saw. 1) confirm that blade has good tension and tracks well, The blade should kiss the back ledge on the wheels and both wheels. A

Not clear what you are trying to show. Looks quite normal to me. The moving head of the standard 4X6 saw is on a pivot at 45 degrees to the base. Has to be at that angle to allow for the blade to

Jack, I may be 100% WRONG, but then again, maybe NOT? Our 4X6 band saw 's rollers are NEEDED to orient (rotate) the blade 90? (about) so the blade is aligned front to back. Without the rollers in

With no blade guides that is it's normal position

A vintage Dayton 4 x 6 saw. All blade guides removed. The blade makes an angle of almost 45 degrees with the table! For the photo, I've attached a magnet to the blade and positioned a square on the

These are great for just about any material: https://www.grainger.ca/en/product/BLADE-DIEMASTER2-1-2INX-025X6-10/p/LNX01622-64-12

I've been using nothing but LA Cutting Products for a few years now ... their current 10% off code is Vday24 , good til the end of February . -- Snag Si vis pacem , para bellum

I've been using a blade from LA Cutting Products as well.? It's 2-3 years old now and still cuts fast & straight. Mark

I found the same blade on ebay? 3 for 59.91 + tax with free shipping. The weld is very