[TheForge] bandsaw alignment
Michael Horgan
[email protected]
Fri Apr 23 09:22:01 2004
Pete, pick up a copy of Mark Duginske's "The Bandsaw Handbook." Available
darn near everywhere, it'll help you make all the right moves.
At 12:17 AM 4/23/2004, you wrote:
>Howdy:
>I just bought my first nearly adult bandsaw at the CBA's tailgate
>sales....It's a stout old cast iron, kalamazoo horizontal saw that runs a
>12'X3/4" blade and is old enough to sport grey hairs. Kalamazoo won't even
>admit to making bandsaws anymore.
>Now that the hydraulic feed is tamed and there are shiny new guide
>bearings it's going to need alignment...I assume. Yes, when the blades
>come I'll test it out first before twisting it's old parts out of line.
>But given it's age ( it isn't too sloppy surprisingly) it'll probably
>need some,,mmmm,,guidance; and so will i. Having done major reworking on
>my 2 smaller bandsaws, i have a vague idea of what needs to be done but
>i've never seen it done right. Can anyone refer me to a website or a
>company that gives out booklets detailing the specifics? My google
>searches weren't all that helpful......Thanks all....Pete F
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