Workshop Wednesday - Bandsaw Guide - Cutting Straight
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Let our experts guide you through the techniques required to cut straight on a bandsaw.
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Wow! You’re a fantastic teacher- clear, concise and applicable! Thank you!
Very useful. Thanks!
perfect, i've just bought my axminster bandsaw and wondered how to set things up accurately, now i know and am headed out to get things in line. your conversational way of instruction is spot on, thank you. Angus
Recently bought a 1950B and it's great to see its capabilities. Thanks for the really useful tips about setup and getting straight, consistent cuts. Really useful vid. :)
Hi Arthur, glad to hear you found the video useful.
This is the video I've been looking for , great info for this beginner! 👍
Just got my Axminster 3 TPI blade today and swapped it over in readiness to cut some 2mm x 60mm x 760mm lengths of Yew for a Lute body I'm building. The cut is just brilliant, some minor saw marks, but I can use a cabinet scraper to remove those. Very pleased with the 1950B, it's a nice quality bandsaw, capable of its specifications. I can certainly recommend it.
Great news Arthur T, thanks for sharing!
Very informative thank-you.
Super helpful, thanks.
Such an educational video! I have learned so much! Thank you!
Thanks for watching and for your kind comments, we are glad you found it useful
Excellent video, thanks for sharing. I now no where I'm going wrong
Thanks... can you do a video about the Axminster Craft AC318BT Benchtop Thicknesser? There's nothing online and would be good to see a detailed presentation.
Along with the difference the AT330ST makes to the finish if you do please. Great content on the bandsaws btw 👍
Great, just great. Thank you for sharing. What extraction unit do you use please?
Hi Christian, the following reply is from Craig - "I use all sorts of extractors. I am blessed here withmany different types. For a small bandsaw youve a couple of options. The small vacuum type extractor works very well on a bandsaw great at collecting & containing the fines dust - www.axminstertools.com/axminster-craft-ac50e-50l-portable-dust-collector-105251 or www.axminstertools.com/numatic-nv750-workshop-vacuum-extractor-230v-702413." I hope this helps :)
Just bought a craft 1400b can I get an u-graded fence for that unit?
I inherited a nice delta and put new guides, truesmd the table, got a half inch 80$ blade, put the guide rail on and blade lowered right above the work and still the thing fucks right on off on me.. tried going slow, fast. 6tpi , 18tpi, tried various tooth patterns. I just dont get it. Got bubble levels on everything, even my safety glasses and got one in my watch.. im stumped..
how to change a blade
Yes but how do you get a straight cut when you start with both sides uneven.
Hi Ken, Craig says: 'You can either use a hand plane to flatten one side or draw a line down one edge of the timber & carefully follow that line.' Hope that helps
You say you use two blades. Please give us those measurements in metric units! mm and tpi pls!
Hi Philip, 1/2" (13mm) x 4TPI & 1/4" x 6TPI.
What size bandsaw is this demo please
Good morning
Thank you for your message. The Bandsaw in this video is www.axminstertools.com/axminster-craft-ac1950b-bandsaw-105093 [www.axminstertools.com/axminster-craft-ac1950b-bandsaw-105093]
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards
Axminster Tools
That thumbnail looks like, “how to cut your hand off square at the wrist!” 😂 😳
Your straight edge is not giving you a true reading because of the set on the teeth
Sorry my name is Eoin 1400b sorry
This video didn't touch on tightening the blade or ANYthing about the blade itself, not once. Did me zero good.