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I pulled up the manual and got the size it's 5/16" x 3/8" so it looks like it's from somewhere inside. I checked every set screw location and they all have one so not sure where it came from. My nose is running like a fire hydrant so i'm not really keen on digging further to find it. It could be from something else as well this isn't the only tool in my shop with set screws. I've also used this size for other things in the shop so yeah.... -
There is a set screw in the hand wheel that you adjust your fence with, at least there is on my C60
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Spent some time today moving logs. Logs lined up for bandsaw mill scheduled on Mon. Looks like rain will cause us to reschedule. Here's the lineup; First 3 logs are Paulownia, 14"-12"; Next 3 are Walnut, 26" at widest, secondary logs at 18-20"; 5 White Oak logs, average size around 22-24:, widest part of butt log 28" Smaller Walnut, Paulownia, and 2 good sized White Oak logs in the background, hoping for good weather. -
This rings a bell. Wasn't there someone a couple of years back that had a Grizz with never ending problems of the same nature? Maybe Eric? Are the pulleys steel or cast mystery metal? I they're not steel, it might be worth it to get steel pulleys. They are better in every way & not that expensive.
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