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What I need to know is how you got the front of that off I’ve looked at this bandsaw. I just bought it from a guy and I can’t figure out how to take it off so that I can look inside.

Very helpful, please indicate blade length

Got one of these from a coworker. I had to make a blade guard and table insert. I got my blade via The Home Depot. I will need new tires eventually. Otherwise, it seems to be running very well.

Love the video, just wondering what the basic selling prices for these things

You live in Gladwin, MI? I'm from Harrison just down the road! I don't live there anymore but I was born and raised there and made many trips to Gladwin for sporting events in my youth.

Great ideas and execution. I'd like to see what it looks like with all the small parts in it and how you like it after a year of use. Great to see the use of existing materials and the planning that went into it.

Hello I have a choice to buy this bandsaw or the harborfreight both are $40 Which one do you guys recommend ?

What size is the blade? I have ordered six blades and none of them fit! Last one is 56-7/8 and looks like it might fit. A placard on side says when ordering parts say made in Taiwan.

You're right... the regulator manifold was a B^$%# to get off. Big problem though. What I ordered from Master Tool Repair was was not the same manifold as the original... not even a mail fitting from the manifold to the tank (even though I have the same model of compressor as you). If Master Tool can't get me the right part, my trusty old compressor is toast now.

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Are you able to do these in one pass or do you need to do multiple passes

where can i access the article about this saw?

I got one of these from my dad and couldn't get the blade to stay on. Watched this video and got it running perfectly in 15 minutes. Thanks so much the detailed instructions.

Thanks for this video. I inherited my bandsaw from my brother and it needs a new blade. I'm ordered it and it should be here within the week. That being said, I had no instruction manual to rely on. Looking forward to continued use of this tool. I appreciate your efforts. Your directions sound easy to follow and I will use the clamp suggestion.

you’re looking good I injoy watching your videos

I was having trouble with tracking and I decided to check for a video and found yours. Nice video but you sort of ended up like there was no adjustment for tracking! My bearings were good so I thought maybe I would try a shim and I discovered there is an adjustment screw for the top pulley. you an simply use a 1/8 allen wrench to move the blade front or back on the drive pulley!

Great idea. Thanks for sharing.

I would think the wheel behind the blade should contact the side of the blade not the back. I dont get the design.

One day at a time!

Great help ...love the way you explain. God bless👍

Got mine out of a scrap metal bin.......thought I could fix the slingshot blade.......turns out be be a very flawed design. The three wheels should have had a outer raised edge to prevent the blade from slipping off. Yes a lip on the outer edge of the wheels it could dull the blade but really if you are spending hours putting the blade back on the wheels instead of cutting wood what is being accomplished? The drive wheel does have on raised edge on the inner side though. 7:50 If you are missing this roller bearing on your guide block, the show is basically over for this saw.

Proud to be a Junkie, and I’ve the tool box badges to prove it!

You can do it! One day at a time

Thanks for posting this video. Already purchased the regulator for my compressor at Master Tools Repair. You saves me a couple hundreds I was about to spend on a new compressor!

that tool is the worst tool I have ever purchased on many levels.

Another tip I use leather gloves because one time the blade slipped off and cut me, good tip using those clamps I have to try that.

can I use a dado head on craftsman contractor saw?

Hello MakinSawdust, Very nice work on the video for your Craftsman Contractor Table Saw! I have learned a lot already. I’m not sure but I think I heard you say in one of your videos that you may have access to sources where we can find parts for these older table saws. I have a Sears Craftsman 10 Model 113-29834C Table saw in Canada. I have the complete Blade Guard apparatus but I am missing the mounting assembly for the Blade Guard. Specifically it looks like I am missing Part Numbers 62642 (Spreader Support), 62643 (Spreader Clamp) and 62644 (Bracket) from one of the old manuals I downloaded. Can you provide any ideas where these parts may be sourced and located in Canada OR the US? Thanks again! Mike

Hello! I have subscribed and gave a thumbs up! I have a Sears Craftsman Model 113-29834C table saw in Canada here and purchased it from Facebook Marketplace as well. I think it is about 1981-1984 vintage as I downloaded a manual that is very, very close to what it looks like but the model number is slightly different. The saw came with a complete blade guard EXCEPT for the mounting hardware. I am nervous about using it without a blade guard or riving knive. I think you mentioned about the 7:30 mark that you would be designing an insert with a splitter. Did you ever make that video and add a splitter to your machine? Thanks! Mike

Someone threw this saw away and I picked it up, have to buy three rubber wheel belts due to one being busted. It turned on but when I opened it up I saw that the belt on wheel was off. I ordered them on Amazon but I will keep you posted when I get them, thanks for the video I subscribed 👍🏼

Hey Brother, first time, great video very helpful thank you very much

Thanks for this. Whenever I pre-mix wood glue and dust, it dries black. Very frustrating. Tried CA with sawdust but pre-mixed to a paste, and it set too quickly! This method might be the answer.

Can you make a video on how to keep the belt tracking on the wheels and how to adjust all the guides with close ups please

En que año aproximadamente se produjo este modelo? Tengo una en méxico en proceso de restauración

Maybe stick to power tools mate 😂

I like you matter of fact descriptions. None of the technical jargon.

Looks like the plywood disc was attached to a lathe faceplate to create a disc sander...

Ima syart calling you Magellan cuz your a magic man. Major appreciation for your bandsaw videos. I owe you big brother

Just got one and wouldn't be anywhere without your 2 videos. Thank you very much!

Off the top of my head I own 6, but that's not including at least 7 Shopsmith's, which as you know can also be table saws.

Mine pulls too much electricity and pops fuses. Think thats more of a garage problem though

That is awesome

Very nice, thanks for sharing. 🎉

Jeebuzz Kev that's awesome. So far south!

Nice! Naturally it was overcast here and we didn't see anything.

Very cool. Somehow I missed it 2 days in a row 🤦🏽‍♂️

I have a 10" Craftsman model #113244513 I have subscribed to your channel and watched all your videos on this saw. I need to replace the bearings in the pulleys. The replacement parts list link doesn't work. I have looked everywhere. Could you please help me find the replacement bearings?

I was about to crack open the connector but it didn't occur to me to repair it under the strain relief instead good call.

I had a few saws over the years, and bought my Harbor Freight scroll saw several years ago. It is the best one I've owned. I only broke one blade, due to my over aggressive cut angle.

I couldn’t help but notice the gas-fired water heater with the ‘“Gas-Can” warning sign. Combustible dusts can be just as hazardous as flammable gas vapors. A carpentry shop in the basement with natural gas-fired water heater is very risky!