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Rockwell Delta 20" Bandsaw (view source)
Revision as of 21:55, 16 February 2020
, 21:55, 16 February 2020no edit summary
* 9/10 throat plate broken again
* 9/10 throat plate broken again
* 9/16/19 joe made new throat plate
* 9/16/19 joe made new throat plate
* 10/13/19. Ralph discovered major bearing issues. Parts ordered.
* 11/2/2019. Ralph put it back into service with the great assistance of Jim brink
* 12/29/2019 thrust bearings and guides failure
* 12/31/2019 Ralph replaced thrust bearings, guides and other pats top wheel bearing/shaft still needs work, but she's usable again
* 1/8/2020 blade badly kinked. person was sawing fresh bark-on logs. i spoke with him AFTER. gn
switched to fine blade. new 1/2 inch blade on wall hanger
*repaired.
* 2-15-20. Loud squealing noise. Out of order FIXED
==Notes==
==Notes==
=== Consumable Parts ===
=== Consumable Parts ===
* This saw takes 141" blades.
* This saw takes 141" blades.
* Throat plate. we still need this made frequently
* Thrust bearings type [https://www.mcmaster.com/5972k2 6203-2Z] (17mm x 40mm x 12mm). Be sure to get 2Z or ZZ (steel shield) and not 2RS (rubber shield).
templates courtesy of Joe Dowling
* Throat plate. We still need this made frequently
Throat plate templates/model courtesy of Joe Dowling
zip of SKP, STL and f3D files : [[File:Bandsaw Plate.zip]]
zip of SKP, STL and f3D files : [[File:Bandsaw Plate.zip]]
image [[Media:picofbandsawplate.jpg]] and
Fusion 360 model at Joe's Adobe360 https://a360.co/2RdzuCe
There is usually a spare plates in the locked cabinet
==Tips on Use==
==Tips on Use==
* Use a skip-tooth blade, at least 1" wide (but see note below).
* Use a skip-tooth blade, at least 1" wide (but see note below).
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