Keep in mind though that a very small blade can break easily if you bind it so work slowly and always plan your exits on your piece ahead of time. This is what I have always done. The only down side is not having a longer bar for the guide arm. Just follow the directions and use some common sense. Never seen the particular riser block kit you used. That was the only thing that kept this from looking like it just came off the HF floor. Amazing deals on this 14In 4 Speed Woodworking Band Saw at Harbor Freight. I am a member over at Charles Neil as well…where the original review comes from. Registration is simple and free and removes most advertising. ... 14 in. A saw that needed a little cleaning up and back on the market to put a more tool bucks in the jar for new commercial equipment. Model 33208. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. I buy and sell used tools for profit when I see something worth while…that is initially what this was going to be. We cut out the middleman and pass the savings to you! I’ve got this saw. I think I like the blade guard assembly on yours (the yellow part) better… I might have to paint or plasti dip mine…, The cool blocks and Timberwolf blades really make this saw shine, there are a couple of mods you don’t have on there, if I could whet your whistle here…, #1. After that I put Mineral Spirits on a paper towel and wipe the top until it is wet looking (it does not take much). #5. Find Your Local Harbor Freight Store. #4. The box had seen better days, but all the parts were still wrapped in plastic. I am anxious to get this thing together, but it does seem like I’ll probably make a few modifications by picking up (at minimum) two different blades: one for resawing and one for finer detail work. I offered him $115 for it and the deal was done. But like I first stated, your write ups were paramount in me even bothering with this saw..I just took the info from what you gave to the public domain and threw a few other options in the mix. It’s about 20 yrs old now. I was looking at buying a larger bandsaw (19”+) for the shop and came across some blogs on the internet about the HF bandsaw and how well it worked for the money. #2. I am running 1/2", 3/8", and 1/4". dbhost has been tricking out his HF 14" for a while, he and a few others might have some info. Dust collection upgrade… Upgrade the not quite 2.5” port to a 4” port for excellent dust collection… ♣ ♣ ♣ ♣. HF 14" band saw upgrades 07-24-2009, 08:46 AM. I figure that will at least cover my bases in the near future. Word of caution: Don’t try to move it by grabbing the table to haul it around. Quality tools & low prices. I don’t have the stand for it and will probably just end up building one out of some spare plywood and MDF I’ve got sitting around, probably just using pocket hole joinery since it’s fast and sturdy. THX, yes I saw that on Grizzly, 16 vs 60, I would’ve done the same for that saw. Then I clean the top very thoroughly because it will become black with residue. As for the riser kit. However, for now, I’m just happy I was able to procure this saw, in new condition for such a great price. Lower Wheel brush to keep the junk from jamming up the tires… http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=90766, http://www.bt3central.com/showpost.p...98&postcount=6, http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthr...=&sb=5&o=&vc=1. It was a little “jumble of parts” that had the panel with the switch, which is located on the stand, all bunched-up together. I’m going on vacation in a couple of days, so the assembly will have to wait until I get back. The new Porter Cable 14” bandsaw offering (saw one assembled at Lowes) is almost a dead ringer for the HF saw. Since I was not in the market for a small bandsaw I filed it away under useful info and moved on. The main point is that decent tools can be had for a vary reasonable price. If your only tool is a hammer, you tend to treat all problems as if they were nails. The wheel brushes are in the works right now and that is mostly the reason I attached the blade guard with 1” thick wood to add support for future adaptation. 4 Speed Woodworking Band Saw. I had to permanently find a way to bolt it on after that happened. Now for the future, I have heard very good things about “Krud Kutter” avaliable at HD or Lowes and I bought some last night to use for cleaning my bits and blades. 4 Speed Woodworking Band Saw $ 399 99. Latest Blog Entries | After that I use Johnson’s paste wax and apply heavy and rub it in. Router- I used the g4106 because I had no plans on spending the cash to add a riser block to this. The Harbor Freight Acculink Link Belt item #43371 which is reported to provide vibration free operation. http://www.freeforum101.com/charlesneil/viewtopic.php?p=9418&mforum=charlesneil#9418, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNTFLfrlQJA. The claims also say it removes rust as well so that might be a better alternative to GooGone/mineral spirits, which works well…but from what I heard Krud Kutter is all you need in your shop for everything. Accura Micro Adjustable roller bearing blade guides. -- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker.". I should just be able to touch them up with some Rustoleum or something and that should be fine. Really good blades. Brand new in the box. Harbor Freight riser block kit. I did so on a whim. -- ---ray suppan--- anger + woodworking = -finger AHHHHHHHH!!!! -- Ohh mann...pancakes and boobies...I'll bet that's what Heaven is like! I was wondering about that stand thing…good to see you got it all. There are a lot of pics and video there of what I did.

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