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| Banks19:
I just got a Milwaukee/Delta 14"bandsaw serial #63-7372 and would like to know the year model. It is a complete unit with belt guard, no motor. I also need to find new tires and a motor. Can anyone help a new bee out. |
| PTsideshow:
1948 year serial #'s 60-6001 - 74-6000 http://vintagemachinery.org/mfgIndex/detail.aspx?id=1141 More than you might want to know. I have a newer one that I'm going to be adding some bling to with the Kreg fence, Carter brand tension quick adjuster brushes for cleaning the wheels and a new tension spring. Along with the Delta 6" riser kit, I have a riser kit on my Tend lines 14" band saw. It worked well. Will be doing a how to when I get around doing the rebuild. http://www.carterproducts.com/product_list.asp?cat_id=6 here is the web site. :thumbup: |
| PTsideshow:
IF you are in the USA, I would suggest that you go to This bookseller And get the follow DVD MASTERING YOUR BANDSAW: A Fine Woodworking DVD Workshop. any of the vid's are great. http://www.hamiltonbook.com/tauntons-complete-illustrated-guide-to-bandsaws Just got my copy and it is a great one. They have had a couple of other band saw titles and they also are good ones. That is if you are using it for wood working and converting it to metal use. :thumbup: |
| 75Plus:
I am running these tires on my band saw with good results. Did not require gluing to the wheels which is a plus. http://www.grizzly.com/products/Urethane-Tire-for-14-Bandsaws-Pair-/T23070 Joe |
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