Horizontal Band saw question

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I saw a small craftsman horizontal band saw. Is anybody familiar with these? If so how well do they work? I am in need of a saw. Small is fine for me. I also like vintage machines so it would fit with my likes.

It needs a few parts. New tires, motor( I have a few laying around) pulleys. What size if you know?

Any other info would be helpful at to whether I should go look to buy it.
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Perfect. They are asking $100. I figure I have another $100 to put into it. If they get back and it looks like it is complete. You think that is a fair price?


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Just waiting for a reply. As you know, lots of times people never remove their listings after selling an item. Then when you inquire they never return with a reply.

I kind of think this might be the case as it is a month old listing.

I was thinking $75 also hopefully settle there or in between.

If it is available the $75 might fly.


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I’d pay $100. Even if you spend $200 total with the motor and other parts, it’ll track better than any saw of that size made today.
 
brandon428 said:
I’d pay $100. Even if you spend $200 total with the motor and other parts, it’ll track better than any saw of that size made today.
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If it is complete other than motor and wheel rubbers. No stripped our drive I will do $100. But $75 would be sweet. I am frugal my wife says something else


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brandon428 said:
These are great old machines. The pulley on mine is 1-1/2" with a 1/2" bore.
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What is your model number? I found a manual for the 101-22922. Not sure the difference is from the 2. The one I am looking at is 101-22923.


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There was a long thread on this type of saw a while back that was really useful. I used one a lot back in the day. For many reasons my 40yrld Taiwan made HF bandsaw is superior. But that’s just me.

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