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|arrived = 8/26/15
 
|arrived = 8/26/15
 
|where = Wood Shop
 
|where = Wood Shop
|doesitwork = no
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|doesitwork = yes
 
|contact = matt . triano @ gmail . com
 
|contact = matt . triano @ gmail . com
 
|trustee = Ralph Brendler  
 
|trustee = Ralph Brendler  
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* 11/2/2019. Ralph put it back into service with the great assistance of Jim brink
 
* 11/2/2019. Ralph put it back into service with the great assistance of Jim brink
 
* 12/29/2019 thrust bearings and guides failure
 
* 12/29/2019 thrust bearings and guides failure
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* 12/31/2019 Ralph replaced thrust bearings, guides and other pats  top wheel bearing/shaft still needs work,  but she's usable again
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* 1/8/2020  blade badly kinked.  person was sawing fresh bark-on logs.  i spoke with him AFTER. gn
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switched to fine blade. new 1/2 inch blade on wall hanger
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*repaired. 
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* 2-15-20. Loud squealing noise.  Out of order  FIXED
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=== Consumable Parts ===
 
=== Consumable Parts ===
 
* This saw takes 141" blades.
 
* This saw takes 141" blades.
* Throat plate.  we still need this made frequently
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* 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
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* Throat plate.  We still need this made frequently
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Throat plate templates/model courtesy of Joe Dowling
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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  
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image [[Media:picofbandsawplate.jpg]]  and  
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template at Joe's Adobe360 https://a360.co/2RdzuCe
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Fusion 360 model at Joe's Adobe360 https://a360.co/2RdzuCe
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keep spare plates in top drawer between bandsaw and lathe [TBD]
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There is usually a spare plates in the locked cabinet
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Thrust bearings are 6203-ZZC3 (17mm x 40mm x 12mm).  Be sure to get ZZ (steel shield) and not 2RS (rubber shield).
      
==Tips on Use==
 
==Tips on Use==
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* 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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Although wide blades are best for resawing, using 1" blades on the Rockwell is a challenge. The carter blade guides are difficult to adjust, and 1" is the borderline of their capacity. Adjust them so that the back of the blade runs against the support bearing, rather than digging into the frame of the blade guide. This adjustment is particularly difficult on the lower guide. If you do allow the blade to dig into the blade guide, it may be difficult to detect the mistake. The saw will run fine, even though the frame of the lower guide is pushing the blade forward. There won't necessarily be any telltale noises or tracking problems. The only indications of a problem may be that the back of the blade starts to get hot from friction and will discolor as it picks up resins from the wood.
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For even wider blades, it is necessary to remove the lower guide completely. Although not an ideal set-up, if the top guide is adjusted properly and the feed rate is reasonable, it cuts well.
      
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|Michelle DeLeon
 
|Michelle DeLeon
 
|12/10/19
 
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|Ryan Zoghlin
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|Paul V
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|1/16/2020
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|David Robbins
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|Paul V
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|Scott Yoder
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|Paul V
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