As is usually the case as soon as I replace my old bandsaw, I stumble across a deal on an old bigger one for half the price. But I really don't know if I want to screw with it or not because: a. I don't need it b.
I don't have room for it c. It will need some pretty serious tlc Which all means that I will probably buy it. But I want to consult with you guys first because you are my spiritual advisers & all that. Unfortunately, I did not have my camera with me. Specifically, it is a Carolina Tool & Machinery Company (10 inch) Model HD-10.
I found one listed in a quick Google search with this small dim picture: And this is a description which I cheerfuly lifted via Google: USED 13-1/2' X 8-1/2' CAROLINA TOOL HORIZONTAL BAND SAWMODEL HD10 AUTOMATIC Capacity: 13-1/2' x 8-1/2' Mild Steel Wheel Diameter: 12' Band Width: 3/4' Band Length: 9'7-1/2' work Height: 28' Blade Speeds Approx.: 50 - 108 - 153 FPM EQUIPPED WITH: 4-1/4' High Vise Toggle Switch For On - Off Counterbalance Spring Hand Wheel For Vise to Open-Close Band Tension Hand Wheel 1 HP 1725 RPM 115/230/60 Motor Weight approx. 1000# Overall Dimensions Approx. 60' L-R x 23' F-B x 41' H The one I am looking at does have a new hydraulic feed cylinder but it is sitting outside; it is not a complete rustbucket but does need a good cleaning. I am skeptical of the approximate weight; it probably weighs considerably less.
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It is of fabricated construction with few cast iron pieces other than the wheels. The one I looked at does not have the optional orange cord reel. The asking price is $100.
Tell me what you think? Edit: 4-10-09 1. I have attached a.pdf file of the complete Carolina Bandsaw manual except for the exploded parts diagram. 2.jpg of the parts diagram. __________________ cutter Housekeeping Staff: the Gatekeeper Director of Policy, Syntax and Grammar (by appointment) 'Dr. Chandran, will I dream?' Just Keep Walking 'Passionate hatred can give meaning and purpose to an empty life.
Thus people haunted by the purposelessness of their lives try to find a new content not only by dedicating themselves to a holy cause but also by nursing a fanatical grievance. A mass movement offers them unlimited opportunities for both.' Eric Hoffer The True Believer 1951. Cutter, I'm surprised that you don't want it to cleanup, repair and resell.
After I read and saw your thread about vise rebuilding, this rebuild would be a a piece of cake. From the looks of the picture this would be a quick fixup and turnover, if there's no major parts broken. In the past, I've worked in a few shops that had this model of Carolina saw and they seemed to preform pretty good.
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They are not as popular as the Ellis brand saw, but they get the job done. The only thing I would add to it is a tank and small pump for soluble oil coolant and lubracation. Where is it located. For the price, it's a steal. Cutter, unless the gearbox is shot, how can you go wrong? Well Stove poker, I was actually kinda proud of myself for having enough restraint to come here & post the question before I jumped on it and I just asked you guys in case anyone with prior experience wanted to blast the product line for some sort of inferior design or hidden flaws, but I guess not. I probably would have bought it anyway.
She already knew my name when I walked up to her, and I hear her sigh when I lifted her bow. This old saw has been sitting outside for a while but 'out side' around here doesn't necessarily mean what it does in Owego or Lebanon. We haven't had any rain in something like 110 days now.
I asked if the motor was still good & Garland said it ran the last time he used it a few months ago. I know it needs new guide bearings & of course, a blade or two. There is some surface rust, of course but it should give way to solvents or brushing. Bill, it is sitting at a little woodyard about 3 miles due south of where I'm sitting; I went out there yesterday to get a load of firewood.
Sooo, I read your replies before I picked up the phone & called the man back this afternoon. Garland said he would load it up for me tomorrow afternoon if I can make it. Oh - gmc1999, I get the owner's manual, too. I will holler at you for a mailing address as soon as I can get a copy made, providing it is in decent condition.