Does Delta still make bandsaws?

Delta 100 Year Anniversary Delta manufactures quality woodworking machinery you can count on. From band saws to table saws, Delta has always considered the woodworker in our design and manufacturing of our equipment.

How do you measure a tire for a bandsaw?

​How To Measure Bandsaw Tires Measuring band saw tires​ is ​very simple… ​simply measure the diameter of one of the saw wheels, and subtract 2″. ​​​Done!

Are Delta bandsaws any good?

The Delta 28-400 is a very well built band saw fit for any woodshop. Being a 14″ model it’s really a great option for small and medium size shops where shop space is tight. This model is a perfect fit for my tight shop. When you consider that this band saw is priced around $650 it’s a great value and a great buy.

Do you need bandsaw tires?

Bandsaw tires are an important contributor to the performance and precision that you expect from your bandsaw. They provide grip to drive the blade, and they endure a lot of wear and tear. If your bandsaw isn’t performing like it should, one of the first things to inspect is the tires.

Why are the wheels of band saws fitted with rubber tires?

A primary advantage of rubber band saw tires is that they stretch in place for a perfect fit and offer versatility — they work with virtually any type of portable or stationary vertical band saws. Some rubber tires can even be cut to fit the width of a non-standard wheel.

How much does a 14 inch bandsaw weigh?

167.2 lb. 24-1/2 in.

Do you glue urethane bandsaw tires?

Urethane tires do not require cement. No cement means easier installation and replacement if/when the time comes.

Why should you never stand to the right of a band saw?

Do not allow anyone (including yourself) to stand on the right side of the bandsaw while it is running. A broken blade is likely to fly in that direction.

What does a 10 inch band saw mean?

Rob Johnstone: Band saw sizes are derived from the diameter of the wheels in the saw. So a 14-inch band saw will have wheels that are 14-inches in diameter. There is another measure that indicates how wide a board you can resaw.

Why does my bandsaw blade keep falling off?

Blade Tension Is Too Loose The most common reason why the blade is slipping off is that there isn’t enough tension to keep it on. Blades can slowly become loose after years of wear and tear, and eventually, you’ll need to tighten or replace them.

Why does my bandsaw blade wander?

If the wheels are worn and do not have a distinct top to the crown then the blade will not know where to go, and may wander around. This of course can cause poor cut quality and difficulty in setting the guides.