Speed Control Mounting Screws
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Speed Control Mounting Screws
Anyone know the screw sizes for the speed control mount? Mine stripped out. (e.g. "#10-32 tpi, 1/4 inch". Pic below:
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Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
I believe they are 10-32. epoxied kep nuts on the back side MAY work if they would not interfere. The kep nut lock washer helps the epoxy grip them. Getting the epoxy to grip the casting is less effective. I would NOT enlarge the holes. Larger screws would require enlarging holes in the speed changer/spring. Since this is an "A" casting, simply using nuts is possible since access requires getting there from the open 'bottom' anyway.
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Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
I can't confirm the 10-32 size, but it occurred to me that you could install press-fit nuts from the backside. Instead of using a press, you should be able to just use a screw and washer to draw the nut into the (enlarged) hole.
Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
The last set I removed, 2001 headstock, were 10-24TPI, 7/8" long pan head. They were Phillips. I'm less sure that much older ones were the same but with slotted heads. Originals are thread cutting type, but I'd think that is for faster first time assembly.
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Bandsaw tires flew off
This is my first post. I am almost done restoring a goldie band saw. When I fired it up with everything put back (I think) the new blue max tires flew off. Does any one know why this occurred and how to fix
Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
First of all, I always run my bandsaw at my lowest speed available. Even at slow speed, it cuts through wood like a banshee.
If your tires come off at low speed, you may have to glue them on with whatever glue is recommended. Be sure the tires are exactly the right size for the wheels.
If your tires come off at low speed, you may have to glue them on with whatever glue is recommended. Be sure the tires are exactly the right size for the wheels.
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Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
Thanks, I just realized the speed was way up. I'll try again. Hoping that's all it is.
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Re:Band saw tires and slow speed
Tires are back on and runs beautifully. Lesson learned.
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Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
Sorta like fergittin ta lock the headstock prior to raising to vertical. Once typically is all it takes.
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Re: Speed Control Mounting Screws
Thanks, JPG for the response.