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Tag Archives: W730
Tuning the Charnwood W730 – Part 4
Following on from Part 3 I noticed that although my modification to the blade guard has made it possible to adjust the blade guides so they sit much further forward, I’m unable to retract it fully for the full 9 … Continue reading
Posted in Machinery, Tools
Tagged blade guard, blade guide, Charnwood W730, depth of cut, fettling, maximum, slop, sloppy, tuning, W730
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Tuning the Charnwood W730 – Part 3
After some tweaks last month I’ve been quite happy with how the W730 performs, but one thing that still annoys me is how loose the mitre gauge is in the T-slots. There’s probably less than 1mm gap between the thinner … Continue reading
Posted in Machinery, Tools
Tagged Axminster, bandsaw, Charnwood, Charnwood W730, fettling, magnets, mitre gauge, mitre slot, rare earth, slick tape, sloppy, straight edge, t-slot, tuning, Veritas, W730, wobbling
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Tuning the Charnwood W730 – Part 2
I made a start on this yesterday and gained an understand of how the two blade guides work. Yesterday It seemed like both the blade guides had to be mounted at an angle in order to ensure both side bearings … Continue reading
Posted in Machinery, Tools
Tagged 8" depth of cut, adjustment, bandsaw, Beech offcut, blade, blade guide, Charnwood, depth of cut, tuning, W730
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Tuning the Charnwood W730 – Part 1
Although I took delivery of my Charnwood W730 bandsaw back in September I must confess I’ve barely used it until today, when I had a play and did a few test cuts in scrap wood. The machine was built by … Continue reading
Posted in Machinery, Tools
Tagged adjustment, bandsaw, bearing, blade guide, Charnwood, homewood, homewood woodworking machinery, Steve Maskery, tuning, W730, Workshop Essentials
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Bandsaw delivery
Yesterday I took delivery of my latest toy, a Charnwood W730 bandsaw from Homewood Ltd in Worthing. Mobile base I was given the dimensions of the base of the saw in advance, so I was able to prepare one of … Continue reading
Posted in Machinery, Purchases, Reviews, Setting up shop, Tools, Workshop
Tagged bandsaw, Charnwood W730, dakota, garage workshop, homewood, mobile base, rutlands, W730, woodworking machinery, Workshop layout
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