How-To
Quick Tip for Bandsaw Blade Changing and Adjustments
Mar 26, 2008
When adjusting a bandsaw or changing its blade, it is difficult to set up the lower blade guides when peering under the table, especially for those of us who wear bifocals. That’s why I remove the table, which gives me unobstructed access to both the guides. Just remember to square the table to the blade once you put it back on.
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