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Yes, and no, on the computers. I've been playing with them since the late 70's, and think they're marvelous toys, but I'm not sure they're ready for prime time, yet. I want bullet-proof,

Hi Bill, Don’t you just love computers! Yes it replaces the spring, the green knob valve is an on/off one which stops the flow & holds the blade from falling, just the ticket for setting material

Didn't see your message until just a bit ago. Yahoo had it my spam folder. Hope I've fixed that! Looks good, and I hope it works well! Does that replace the spring? Mine is sitting in the back yard

Hi guys, Here’s a picture of the hydraulic downfeed cylinder I’ve just finished. i saw it on Halligans YouTube channel, I had been thinking about building one for a while. The design is from

Hi Dave I've been out of the loop for a couple days. Yes the wood only gets you so far vertically, but can't do any better horizontally cutting steel. The dynamic movement of the blade means in the

You’re welcome, Dave. I think you will like the brushes. They really do keep the saw and blade clean. You got a fantastic deal at $20! Enjoy.

Thanks so much for the part links!? ? I really like all of the brushes and the magnet is perfect for this application.? ?Your saw is *incredibly* clean!? Very nice. I just bought my first saw, a

Thanks guys so much for the help.? ?I pretty much followed the Wilton manual for alignment of both the vertical (N-S) and horizontal (E-W) alignments. I also took after the table with a new bastard

Hi, The pillow block bearing is from Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MYCB0A6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The "shaft" is actually a 1/4" x 1" shoulder screw:

Ah yes, I did enjoy this meeting of the minds with John. It is always great when people view a problem from different vantage points. As is common with these bandsaws, I too have added a few mods and

For adjusting the blade guides here's some thoughts to bear in mind: 1. I mentioned in the 'Buying a 4x6' guide that to cut both horizontally (your East/West?) and vertically (N/S?) square at the same

I like it! Can you tell me where you got the parts for this?? ?I am particularly interested in the pillow block bearing and the round wire brush.? ?I assume you turned the shaft on your lathe.

Howdy,? Sorry for the late reply. I bought this band saw for $20 so I'm tickled that it just works.? ?I finally got out in the shop today and started to look a little more at the vise area.? ?The

Thanks for the information John, I'll take another look at the arm and try a packing shim to see how that works for me. Probably be next week before I get a chance to look at it properly. Thanks again

Hi, Ralph: I guess you prefer the design as below photos, the table clamped by vise, simple and fast.right?

Arghhh..... Wrong way round!. Sorry Steve I got up this morning early to write the previous post before going on my regular Wednesday walking group and marked up the sawframe casting to photograph it

Hi Steve You're right there is only one plane you can move the table with a screw into the back of the slot - and thats the right plane! Its kinda counterintuitive and I was really unsure that it

Here is how I move the upper blade guide forward and back: https://rick.sparber.org/HorizontalBandsawAlignment.pdf page 21. ( https://rick.sparber.org/HorizontalBandsawAlignment.pdf ) Rick

Great pictures John, THANK YOU! Ralph

Hi John, Would you post a photo of where you put the set screw to adjust the guide arm slot please? My guide arms fit nice and snug in the slot in the casting, it can only be pushed out away from the