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I bought my 4x6 from HF about 3 months ago for $99.00 and love it. It sure beats the hack saw. I don't use it everyday but it sure is nice to know it's sitting there waiting for me.I haven't had any

Pete I bought on eat HF for 99.00 a couple of months ago, so far it has been fine Clint

Hi Pete, I have the 4 x 6 HF model. I am very happy with it's performance. Arrived mostly assembled. I easily completed the rest of the assembly in less than an hour. It cut's metal like nobody's

Dear Friends....Looking to purchase a small 4X6 size metal cutting bandsaw. Would like to hear any input from other fellow enthusiasts that have purchased Grizzly/Jet/HF and any other makes. The

OUCH ...the price of progress? Cheers, Cletus dswr@... wrote: Thanks for the warning, David. Seems a lot of places build their business on small orders, but if they get into industrial supply,

Thanks for the warning, David. Seems a lot of places build their business on small orders, but if they get into industrial supply, they don't want to deal with the people that helped them get

Groups: I've just had a bad experience ordering some small pieces of metal, and I want to share it with the groups. I'm sure many of you have ordered from the same source. They have recently had a

Thanks Chris, most of the time i am cutting wood vertikal. Saw shapes... Howie --- In 4x6bandsaw@..., Chris Baugher <cbaugher_yahoo@b...> wrote:

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The clamp to secure the work to be cut has a movable jaw. This jaw slides in a slot which is machined into the base. Below it is a flat plate which slides below the slot. These two pieces are held

is a minimum amount of slop in the movable vise jaw Kindly splain. Paul R

This rolled by a few weeks ago... http://www.beaumontmetalworks.com/shoptips.html Might be of interest. wrote: to make your own jig to braze saw blades.now exactly what issue..that I don't

It is not correct that all Chinese machine tools have metric fasteners. My HF 4x6 bandsaw has mostly fractional inch fasteners. The screws which form the pivot for the motor mount, however, have a

It seems to me that HSM and or MW at one time published a project to make your own jig to braze saw blades.now exactly what issue..that I don't know,but surely there is someone in this group who has

I live down in Trinidad, West Indies, so my source would be of little good to to anyone in North America. However, Lenox is a top manufacturer of saw blades so a little research (yellow pages,

What store did it come from? I have the HF 4x6. Yeah, most of the chinese tools are like that. My lathe was the same way. Mine are the same. The motor that comes stock on the 4x6 is kindof a j

Here is a partial list of what J&L Industrial has available. You can find them at www.jlindustrial.com. The rule for blades is a minimum of 3 teeth in the part, so an 18 tooth will handle down to

driggars@... writes: I braze my blades and made a jig. The jig is only a block wider than as the blade with a space about 2 X 2 inches cut in the middle. The block is wider than the

sepost@... writes: From what I hear and see on the list, HF is not one of the best sources for Asian tools. It seems that buying tools from the normal importers is kind of a crap shoot.

Would anybody like to share their source for lennox diemaster II blades I keep hearing about? Either phone/internet order or San Diego or LA would be helpful. Thanks, Vay