Looking for a horizontal bandsaw
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Re: Looking for a horizontal bandsaw
Depends on how good the saw is, you looking to sell yours? is it the one on page 1571?
Originally Posted by mls48341
I bought my Wilton @ Production Tool Supply, but it's a $3700 saw.
Do you want new or used?
What is your budget like?
Do you want new or used?
What is your budget like?
Last edited by Rodrigues; Nov 16, 2005 at 05:50 PM.
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Re: Looking for a horizontal bandsaw
I am not selling the Wilton.
I do have an older Kalamazoo that needs some work which i would donate
to you if you come and get it. It needs a belt pulley, and some work on the
downfeed cylinder. I used it without the cylinder until the pulley broke, so
it can be used that way with lower blade speeds. A working saw like this would probably cost you between $500 and $1000.
I do have an older Kalamazoo that needs some work which i would donate
to you if you come and get it. It needs a belt pulley, and some work on the
downfeed cylinder. I used it without the cylinder until the pulley broke, so
it can be used that way with lower blade speeds. A working saw like this would probably cost you between $500 and $1000.
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Re: Looking for a horizontal bandsaw
I would love to come pick it up, would i be able to come get it tonight? 248-819-0888 (patrick)
Originally Posted by mls48341
I am not selling the Wilton.
I do have an older Kalamazoo that needs some work which i would donate
to you if you come and get it. It needs a belt pulley, and some work on the
downfeed cylinder. I used it without the cylinder until the pulley broke, so
it can be used that way with lower blade speeds. A working saw like this would probably cost you between $500 and $1000.
I do have an older Kalamazoo that needs some work which i would donate
to you if you come and get it. It needs a belt pulley, and some work on the
downfeed cylinder. I used it without the cylinder until the pulley broke, so
it can be used that way with lower blade speeds. A working saw like this would probably cost you between $500 and $1000.
Last edited by Rodrigues; Nov 17, 2005 at 12:28 PM.
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