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The All-Business Bandsaw-Blade Holder

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Protect and store your blades with this handy organizer made from 1/4" birch plywood. After cutting the parts and gluing them together, we mounted the holder to our bandsaw base. Or, you can fasten the organizer to a wall or cabinet side.

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bbq_nut wrote:

It would be helpful to have the dimensions of the dividers

5/21/2011 07:31:44 PM Report Abuse

vfrost252699 wrote:

Go to YouTube. They have several videos on how to do it.

5/19/2011 11:19:07 AM Report Abuse

bluerocco wrote:

Put your foot on it. and While wearing a pair of gloves give it a couple of twists without removing your foot. That's all there is to it. I found that in a book I bought on bandsaws. Kept that book next to the band saw for a long time.......

5/19/2011 11:11:00 AM Report Abuse

lenmaiani wrote:

If you still can't get the hang of it, any place that sells v-belts cangive you a "hands on" lesson.

12/7/2009 05:33:28 PM Report Abuse

sproat101 wrote:

you put your foot on the bottom off the blade, grab the blade one third up with hands facing out and twist your wrists to wards each other, and it will go into three small cicles. Gordon

12/3/2009 08:03:18 PM Report Abuse

steveswood wrote:

would help to know how to make a blade smaller .have tried to flip ,turn ,roll but still can't get it down to a thrid it's size

11/13/2009 06:28:01 PM Report Abuse