Thread: Oopsie...

funkychicken, you'll need to know either the brand and model of the bandsaw (if it is a common machine), or a more precise wheel diameter than "12ish". And are you sure they are 7/8? Not 3/4?

Once you know that, follow the link that I provided earlier. If you don't see the size you requested listed on the seller's page, send a message to the seller requesting a quote for your specific size requirement. He'll then let you know how to place your order.

You pay using Paypal. The tyres arrive in the mail a few days later.

Does that answer the question?

With the blade guides I would take them out and try and get some bronze bar the same diameter. It will do the job quite well and a lot easier the trying to retro fit an aftermarket guide assembly.

I have the same saw.
I just cut a section from a brass bolt and used that for my guides.
(but even steel will do quite well)

Originally Posted by Ron Dunn

funkychicken, you'll need to know either the brand and model of the bandsaw (if it is a common machine), or a more precise wheel diameter than "12ish". And are you sure they are 7/8? Not 3/4?

Once you know that, follow the link that I provided earlier. If you don't see the size you requested listed on the seller's page, send a message to the seller requesting a quote for your specific size requirement. He'll then let you know how to place your order.

You pay using Paypal. The tyres arrive in the mail a few days later.

Does that answer the question?

The tires are 7/8".
And the urethane tires are supposed to stretch, It won't matter if the wheels are 12 1/4" or something like that.


What's better, metal guides or rollers? *think I know the answer*


It's a Durden B1200

Originally Posted by funkychicken

I just got my bandsaw from Soundman and am very happy with it.

It's a Durden 12", quality stuff!

Here's the Oopsie...I killed the bottom tire.. Where can i get a new one? Wheel rim diameter is 320mm.


Also I wanna get new blade guides for it. The top guide up-down bit has a square shaft, 5/8" thick. Where can I get them?

And is 72 3/4" (I think) a common blade size?

It's a great little bandsaw and can cut 5" thick hardwood easy


Funky C

Hi Funky.
I recently purchased a new Bandsaw and that company repairs old Bandsaw tyres and probably has some of the other bits.
Hope it helps you.

Edwards

Originally Posted by Edwards

Hi Funky.
I recently purchased a new Bandsaw and that company repairs old Bandsaw tyres and probably has some of the other bits.
Hope it helps you.

Edwards

Would they supply new 12" tires?

Originally Posted by funkychicken

Would they supply new 12" tires?

Hi Funky,
I reckon they might be able to. At least its worth a try.

Edwards