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Hi all, I was very happy/surprised to find that this group exists! I am getting ready to purchase a metal cutting band saw, and am willing to spend up to $500 or so. I have been wavering between

Their website was down for a few days, but now its back up. They've got the bandsaw for $99 on the site, it does say it is out of stock though. Anyone know anything about this??

the the blade I run a commercial production furniture shop, the tension is always on, now for 18 years on a Delta 14" BS and the tires are great and the bearings still fine.

I have never been able to get the bottom to track. On my FREEBEEEEE Rong Fu. On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 09:06:31 -0700 "Rex Smith" <black33ford@...> writes: I also found that the tension affects

I also found that the tension affects the tilt of the wheel because of slight deformations at different tensions. If my tension is off substantially from where I set everything up, the blade will

The difference is that the woodworking bandsaw has rubber "tires" on the wheels, while the 4x6 has bare cast iron. Even so, most people leave the blade tension set high even with rubber tires on the

I never loosen the tension on mine, keep it as tight as it'll go until the motor refuses to turn. Graciously, Jim

Hi All: HELP! HOW DO YOU GET THE BLADE ON THE WHEELS, HOW DO YOU ADJUST TRACKING AND HOW MUCH TENSION SHOULD BE SET ON THE BLADES. (sorry for the caps, but I need to shout and thought it would be

Actually Enco has a special offer on this month - Bimetal blades from Morse (I think) for $12 a pop, which struck me as a pretty good deal. Paul. __________________________________ Do you

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I have a Enco bandsaw made in 2000 with a blade spec of 1/2" X .02 X 52.36". Anybody know where I can get that blade? Or where can I get coil stock so I can make my own? Tks. S.C.

There are some big differences in carbon steel blades. I bought a blade from Homier that was dead soft, and would not cut at all. Some HF blades do well, and others don't last long. I have had the

So I'm cutting ATS-34 and some 1080 steel this weekend. Somehow, while cutting the ats, the bi metal 10-14 tpiblade catches and makes this bend in itself. :( I decide to swap out for the 18tpi

I use Lenox "BandAde", currently on sale at J&L. It lasts ~1 year if I add biocide and aerate regularly. I have an inexpensive aquarium air pump feeding bubbler stones in the bottom of the bucket.

rsnyder187@... writes: My metal bandsaw is too new to need to fix a blade, but have brazed quite a few for my wood bandsaw. I have a block of 1 inch wood with a notch cut in the top about

My wood bandsaw blade broke again. The factory weld broke but my weld is still holding. I rewelding the blade and am back in service. I applied an even smaller piece of flux and brazing rod and

Actually other people have had success using a sledge hammer. By heating the pistons in a fire to the point just before they start to melt, then striking it with a sledge, the aluminum crumbles.

I have been thinking of using coolant on the blade of my saw. I was wondering how long the soluble coolant lasted after it was mixed and in the tank beening used? I know that I would not be using it

Sledge hammer?

I have some 6" diameter scrap pistons I need to cut down. The cuts don't have to be pretty, I just need to hack the pistons up into chunks small enough for me to fit into my crucible so I can't