I overheated my bandsaw blade while doing some 3D type woodwooding projects
(blade was getting dull.......I should have replaced it !) and burnt a nasty
groove in the tires. I have a Delta 14" bandsaw and never replaced
tires.........is it easy? Any precautions? Thanks in advance for
any help you woodworkers can give me.
--
Roger J. Matye
A woman is just a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke !
.......... Rudyard Kipling
"Roger M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I overheated my bandsaw blade while doing some 3D type woodwooding
projects
> (blade was getting dull.......I should have replaced it !) and burnt a
nasty
> groove in the tires. I have a Delta 14" bandsaw and never replaced
> tires.........is it easy? Any precautions? Thanks in advance for
> any help you woodworkers can give me.
>
> A woman is just a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke !
> .......... Rudyard Kipling
And neither is worth a damn if you let 'em get cold....
http://www.timberwolf1.com/ they come with directions.
In article <[email protected]>,
"Roger M." <[email protected]> wrote:
Soak the tires in hot water before putting them on. They will stretch a
little and make the job much easier.
Dick
> I overheated my bandsaw blade while doing some 3D type woodwooding projects
> (blade was getting dull.......I should have replaced it !) and burnt a nasty
> groove in the tires. I have a Delta 14" bandsaw and never replaced
> tires.........is it easy? Any precautions? Thanks in advance for
> any help you woodworkers can give me.