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  1. #1
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    Aug 2013
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    Default NZ Dyco Bandsaw Questions

    Hi, I have just bought a Dyco 15 inch throat bandsaw. Dyco was a New Zealand manufacturer for many years. The tyres appear in good condition but the guides not so good. The rear of the blade runs against the flat of a bearing, I wonder whether it would have originally have had a hardened steel tyre on the bearing? The side guides pass through a 3/8 hole, held in place by a machine screw. These are currently mild steel round bar. Would that have been the original material?
    Thanks for any help, Regards Paul

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    BELL POST HILL, 3215
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    Default The Guides.

    Hi Paul,
    I've had my 14in. since 1987, & the Blade runs on the Flat of a bearing. You could buy 2 new ones. Needs to be the thickness of a piece of Paper away from the Blade.
    As for the Guides, why not just use a bit of Dowel, could put a bit of oil on it, but that is all I use these days.
    Mine is about 3/8in. sq. The beauty is you just keep turning them around when they wear, or get some new ones.
    Regards,
    issatree.
    Have Lathe, Wood Travel.

  3. #3
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    Oct 2020
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    Christchurch
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    Default Dyco Bandsaw

    Hi Paul
    What motor are you running on your bandsaw? I inherited one that doesnt currently have one.
    Cheers
    Chris

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