Search results

Thanks I just put a new blade on but will order one if the shipping is reasonable.

Ordered a bunch of new tooling for the mill today a combination from amazon and aliexpress. This is what all I ordered. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003506431474.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.4.21ef1802ECh3uQ in 10mm, 12mm, and 20mm...

I have always used 14 tpi on my 4x6 bandsaw because that's what it came with and thats what Princes Auto sells. Have others used different tpi blades on these saw? Is there a better tpi for all round general hobby use for a saw this size?

Hex stock is a great idea. I don't have any 12L14 so have to pick some up anyways I might as well get it in hex form if it comes in the right size.

I am leaning towards 12L14.

That is a right hand nut as the saw is a left tilt saw. Not all but most moder saws that I have seen are left tilt with right hand arbor nuts. Atleast in the job site and contractor style saws. I'm not sure if people prefer left tilt saws or what the reason. I have a king job site saw and it is...

That weird mine is also a contractor saw. I am not sure if it is because this one was made for house of tools but it is 18tpi.

Unfortunately neither of those state the thread pitch, type of thread, or if they are left hand thread that I could see. There are a wide variety of 5/8" arbor nuts out there for table saws as 5/8" is the most common table saw arbor size. They come in many different tread pitches and a few...

It was a House of Tools saw that I believe was made by General. I was bought in the 90's.

The thread is 5/8" 18 lefthand ACME. I was able to find regular 60 degree left hand nuts but not ACME so I went with ordering a tap. That way I am also set if it happens again. I am not a business so I can't order from McMaster but even if I could I can't even begin to imagine what shipping...