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Thanks Jim,New blade is supplied by reputable supplied who supplies blades to statewide sawmills to run in our hardwoods.Most of the wood we cut is pretty hard but I started a few months back cutting up a a pine log and it seemed no different.RE: Position of blade on wheels/tyres.The tyres are 1" wide V-belts and the band is 2" wide.On my home WW bandsaw I run the bottom of the blade gullets almost in the middle of the tyre, but I didn't seem to need to do that before when I used the BS mill.I've tried moving the blade on the wheels so that the edge of the wheel/tyre is within 1/16" of the gullet but it doesn't seem to make any difference.If I move the gullets even closer to the wheel edge the back of the blade strikes the inside of the Band guard.
Thanks Jim,
New blade is supplied by reputable supplied who supplies blades to statewide sawmills to run in our hardwoods.
Most of the wood we cut is pretty hard but I started a few months back cutting up a a pine log and it seemed no different.
RE: Position of blade on wheels/tyres.
The tyres are 1" wide V-belts and the band is 2" wide.
On my home WW bandsaw I run the bottom of the blade gullets almost in the middle of the tyre, but I didn't seem to need to do that before when I used the BS mill.
I've tried moving the blade on the wheels so that the edge of the wheel/tyre is within 1/16" of the gullet but it doesn't seem to make any difference.
If I move the gullets even closer to the wheel edge the back of the blade strikes the inside of the Band guard.
