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| Tom |  Resawing on a 12 inch bandsaw?December 31st, 1969 06:59 PM To answer my own question: The problem lies in the blade, need a blade for resawing. I aquired a 3tpi hook blade which made a world of difference. Adding modified blade guides using ball bearings made this saw into a usable resawing bandsaw, hehe. One thing I dont get though, this is not the first time that I have had to modify common add-on acc. to fit a craftsman tool, hhmmm.. |
| Re Saw | Resawing on a 12 inch bandsaw? June 29th, 2003 08:08 PM Ok, Blade insists on running crooked. What am I doing wrong? Blade runs to the inside pushing board to the outside. Have tried various ways and am out of ideas. Only using 1 inch think oak and only 3 inches wide, 4 inch high fence, shouldn't be a problem but it is. The blade seems to be twisting inward and it appears better guides would solve the problem. Cant find any modified blade guides to fit this model. |
| Les Barker | Resawing on a 12 inch bandsaw? June 6th, 2004 05:08 PM Tom: If you still read this, where did you get the modified blade guides??thanks Les Barker jkvccrc@aol.com |
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