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Beautiful work I aspire to be able to turn like that hope to find a club to learn technique when things return to normal learning yourself not easy

What's it like for blade changes the original fence system just rotates out of the way

They were manufactured in Sheffield by Charles Neil and co

These were 3 large pallets that anca cncs come on got them for free from a company I do work for, just cost me a weekend stripping down and denailing made a great frame for my deck

Only way to go is one nail at a time but you will end up with some decent material that cost you nothing but time, nearly everything I use is recycled use a rare earth magnet or a metal detector or it plays havoc with your power tools 😪

Cypress or cedar are traditional choice

Hope this helps

Heres a manual

I recently acquired one my self lovely machine blade length in 1854 mm or 73" mines 31 years old and after a strip down ,clean and replacement of worn bearings runs like a Rolls Royce enjoy

If your using 330ml then you should use 36.6 ml of catalyst 330ml ÷ 9 = 36.6666666667 i think I'm not exactly Einstein when it comes to maths 🤣

My first chuck was a masterchuck designed by Peter childs had a simarlar learning curve i have more modern chucks but still use it a lot

Wind sculpture made from recycled bits i had lying around. threaded 6mm rod copper pipe piece of wrought iron bar thats been laying round garden for last 10 year and some scooter wheels

Managed to find this hope it helps

I think it was called the power8 home workshop my dad bought one off qvc wasn't very good

Same dimensions except d has the added dog

Works fine for me ,only other bandsaw I've had to compare was a parkside and this is head and shoulders above that although getting the parkside to work well learnt me a bit about bandsaws

Circlips and bearings replaced cleaned up mitre gauge rip fence attachment and flip stop mine was missing the depth stop but had the stud made one in oak bit heath Robinson but it works

Video of it running

Wheels now co planar and tracking evenly anywhere on wheels ,sounds an awful lot better sound like a bag of spanners when I got it

Upper adjustable guides column stripped down ready for thrust bearing replacement lower guide wasn't working properly now realise a circlip was missing unfortunately damaged knurling on lower as it was so over tigtened