I've watched all the Snodgrass videos and have had success with his method on my 14" Jet bandsaw. I have an FB510 too that I use for resawing with a 1" Trimaster carbide blade. The Snodgrass approach starts from the proposition that the blade is positioned with the back of the gullet at the centerline of the upper tire. That makes sense for regular steel blades with set teeth. But a carbide blade is supposed to be positioned with the teeth hanging off the edge of the tire. Felder tires are flat, not crowned like the tires Snodgrass uses. Does anyone know if the flatness eliminate the need for the centerline requirement or am I missing something??
