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After pouring over the wisdom of this very helpful forum, and viewing the local Harbor Freight unit plus Frank Hoose's melt-down motor, I have ordered Grizzly's G1010 out of Bellingham, WA. It's due

My Homier also has cast iron blade guide brackets. Bob someone be blade Ted

Check your local farm stores for the Clarke brand $169.00, has cast brackets, and the head casting looks to be heavier than HF and others, Also has shelf in the base. The HF which I have has cast

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thanks for the info, i checked the sight out and it gave me some good ideas. my saw actually has a 1 3/8 square hole to put the table in, just have to make it now. wrote: Determine front from

I ran into a person that was running a small store with all kinds of, well, call them 4 by 6 bandsaw assemblies, and other machining items (lots of others!). Problem is, it closed up before I could

wrote: your throat depth and how much side and front overhang you want. Match the holes from the existing small guard and countersink them. Mark and saw the blade slit and your in business. A hint,

Never heard of Carolina bandsaw, but the table is a snap. Determine your throat depth and how much side and front overhang you want. Match the holes from the existing small guard and countersink them.

Hi Guys, new to the club and am anxious to get me a 4x6 and get started cutting some metal. I tried to print out the Homier ad in the files section, I am planning on dropping by the Harbor Freight

Has anyone ever heard of ( carolina industrial tools)? I just bought a horizontal/vertical bandsaw from a co. going out of business, got it cheap. it works fine but when you stand it up the table is

John,William has a good idea here. I did the same when I bought my Mini-mill from Harbor Freight. I brought a copy of the Homier ad from their website with me when I went to Harbor Freight. They

John Go to the files print out the Homier Band Saw ad take it to Harbor Freight and ask the Manager will he sell you one for their price. It should be $99.??. It will save you some bucks.That's the

wrote: John, The item number for the Harbor Freight bandsaw is 37151. If you purchase it directly from a Harbor freight store the cost is $149.99 (at least it was last week) I just checked Harbor

Check the Links section it's in there. wrote:

Does anyone have the SKU# for the sale price on Harbor Freight's 4x6 bandsaw? John Page

Hi All, I have owned the little Emco Unimat lathe since around 1976 with all the available accessories and have pushed this little gem of a machine to it's limits and produced IMO so really neat parts

<embfeniscowles12@y...> wrote: My Jet 4x6 has the cast iron guide brackets as well. Alan Alan's MachineWorks www.alansmachineworks.com

Thanks Alan: Ted. solid arrangement. wrote:

Ted, I have no regrets going with the Enco saw. I got the cheapest version, the one with the non-USA, non-UL motor and haven't had a problem with it. Mine is on a mobile base that I welded up from

Here is the URL of the grizzly saw Jeff has: http://tinyurl.com/zkdi matters.