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rwhite692 01-26-2014 12:56 PM

I would not be concerned with having a blade tension gauge. We used to have a Wells 10 inch bandsaw back in NY and the most important thing by far was simply having good bi-metal blades...and running the coolant/cutting lubricant...You can get killer pricing from McMaster Carr believe it or not on blades, they list them simply as "bi-metal blades" but when they show up they are Starrett brand blades. At my work we have a large Dake saw and that is where our guys buy the blades.

Sieg 01-26-2014 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by rwhite692 (Post 531924)
I would not be concerned with having a blade tension gauge. We used to have a Wells 10 inch bandsaw back in NY and the most important thing by far was simply having good bi-metal blades...and running the coolant/cutting lubricant...You can get killer pricing from McMaster Carr believe it or not on blades, they list them simply as "bi-metal blades" but when they show up they are Starrett brand blades. At my work we have a large Dake saw and that is where our guys buy the blades.

Thank you :thumbsup:

GregWeld 01-29-2014 04:48 PM

Well ---- Siegiemundo.... I know for sure you had a brand new saw in your pickup earlier today.... so spill the beans boy! And post up some pics!

Sieg 01-29-2014 06:14 PM

Im too tired! Solo'd it and it's almost ready to fire up!

Sieg 01-29-2014 09:04 PM

Here's a photology of the majority of my day............

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The pallet was 540 lbs...........Fulcrums, levers, and blocks are wonderful tools.

Thanks to Baileigh for great service and prompt delivery via FedEx Ground and the Lat-g deal. :thumbsup:

GregWeld 01-30-2014 06:31 AM

Forget pretty! See if it'll cut that diesel rod and piston at an angle!

Sieg 01-30-2014 08:11 AM

The test cut that came with the saw had +.004-5 variance top to bottom.

The Baileigh manual is a nice touch compared to the stock manual.

http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-Z...ZF26bCH-XL.jpg

Today will be spent rearranging and further densifying the already cramped work space. :headscratch:

Vince@Meanstreets 01-30-2014 09:22 AM

nice work moving that. My dad use to tell me either use you ingenuity or get more friends. Are you part Egyptian by any chance? :hapdance:


damn with those hats.

Sieg 01-30-2014 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab (Post 532774)
nice work moving that. My dad use to tell me either use you ingenuity or get more friends. Are you part Egyptian by any chance? :hapdance:


damn with those hats.

Thanks - Back surgeries force you to be creative! I was telling my neighbor this morning I learned appreciation for the Egyptians yesterday. LOL

It was actually a fun challenge and all those 2x4 remnants are cheap. :D

Just whistle and the hat is yours. :thumbsup: :D

GregWeld 01-30-2014 10:06 AM

Is it a wet saw??



PS -- Build a new shop with a smaller house -- houses are overrated.


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