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Thanks for the replies...methinks I had better open it up and take a look at the fan. It's probably just like me. Old and tired!:lol:

Should the cooling fan start immediately when the power is switched on? It seems to take a few minutes before I can hear it running. The welder works fine, except for the 90 amp setting, which is dead. Thanks.

I've not had a problem with rusting. I just brush the chips off as needed. Most of my cuts are dry, although occasionally I have used "Cool Tool" or "Spray Tap". Wayne

Excellent informative video. Thank you for posting that. I'm confident that with all the suggestions & tips & video, I can get this saw to perform as intended. Thank you all for the assistance.:thumbup: Wayne

Good to know that...I had no idea. I'll check that out before I disassemble anything. Wayne

I think I may have found the problem. Laying a square on the base, there is at least 1/8" difference between having the blade raised up about 6" and it's resting position at the bottom of its travel. It looks like possibly the pivot pin is worn. I guess I have a repair project to get it...

Tomorrow, I'll take some pics to post here. I've certainly gotten more than my money's worth out of this machine, and I'll replace it if necessary. But I'm hoping I can adjust it back to normal.

That was my first thought, as well...but changing the blade produced the same result. I've been using blades purchased at my local Lowes. I think they are the Lenox brand. Maybe I should try a different brand of blades???

My Buffalo horizontal/vertical metal-cutting band saw is probably about 35 years old. It's performed flawlessly for all those years, and required only replacement blades occasionally. Even the drive belt is original! The problem is that it no longer makes a straight cut. Instead of a clean...

I purchased this one from Amazon. $37.50, it fit perfectly, and works great. Yeah, it's Chinese, but seems to be a nice item. Thanks for all the replies. Woodstock D3455 Drill Chuck, 5/8-Inch by JT33

Thank you. I just printed that out. That's a keeper. I'll double check things tomorrow. I do have a good caliper, so I'll take a look.:) Wayne

Thank you. I think I'll check that out. I looked at Amazon, and the South Bend SB1370 was listed....with a 4 to 9 month lead time estimate. Uh, I don't think I want to wait quite that long, although the chuck looked great. Wayne.

Thank you for your response. I'm going to check Amazon shortly. Wayne

My Ryobi DP100 drill press has worked well for quite some time, but the chuck has finally had enough of me. It's lost it's grip, and is frustrating to try to use. The chuck is a "RJ33-13L", and Ryobi no longer stocks a replacement. Does anyone know where I might obtain a replacement? I...