elektra beckum bandsaw bas 315 manual meat

If you are using a wide blade, you will not get the teeth gullet in the centre of the top wheel, but certainly back enough to set up the guides correctly and as already mentioned, the position on the bottom wheel is not important and will not be in the same line. Hi Arnold,for starters, the blade you have been using is probably ruined and may not track correctly as the teeth would have been damaged. The thing is I don't want to buy the replacement guides.Any advice and some pics of your saw if possible please!Regards. For me to brjng the blade forward on the wheel to avoid the set being worn away by the guides could cause other issues?If anyone else has this same band saw, how have you managed over this issue.

In watching some top guys you tubes on setting up a band saw, they say the location of the blade on the tyre means the lowest point in the bay of the teeth, should be in the centre of the wheel/tyre. It's just about 4mm to far forward.I think the only way around this is to bring the blade forward on the tyres. Now this maybe the cause of why my blades keep on drifting?The carriage these 2 guides are on can be adjusted but cannot be moved back quite far enough to be rree of touching tge tips of thd teeth. This results in unwanted wear on the outer tips of the blade destroying it's set. Subsequently they are rubbing on the set of the blade.

In doing so I can see that the 2 blade guides (the top ones that is) appear to be to far forward. I always get drift on the blade and have finally decided to see what's causing this.

I have the above band saw and have an issue 're the blade guides.

Elektra beckum bandsaw bas 315 manual meat