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7x12 bandsaw

goldie lox

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Picked up a horizontal 7x12 bandsaw for a good price, the only thing wrong is when it cuts it has a run out of .125 or so. Is this caused by a worn blade or something worse
 
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454ragtop

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Try a new blade before anything else, often they lose the set on 1 side and cut crooked. See if there is any play or slop in the frame pivot.
 
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goldie lox

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Try a new blade before anything else, often they lose the set on 1 side and cut crooked. See if there is any play or slop in the frame pivot.

I looked at the settings and all seem good, it reminds me of a chainsaw when it looses teeth and halfway through the wood it angles away
 

marinusdees

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The most common cause of these saws cutting crooked(ly) is excessive downward pressure. This is assuming a new blade and guide bearings lubed and adjusted. There are a number of sites devoted to these saws. You'd be surprised what you can learn there.
 
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