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  1. #1
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    Default Cool Blocks for Durden Bandsaw

    Can anyone help me track down Cool Blocks or equivalent to fit my old Durden.

    The housing takes 5/16" cylindrical guides. The only cylindrical ones I can find are1/4" which would slop around. Or there is 5/16" square cross-section but that would leave me with a literal "square peg in a round hole" problem.

    Alternative suggestions gratefully recieved!

    Thanks
    Graeme
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    Hardwood makes good coolblocks. Wax the ends. They are kind to the blade, quiet and cost b^&&er all. You have to square the ends now and then as they get worn but I guess coolblocks would need that too.
    Regards
    John

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