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Thinking about this more, I might side with the company. If anyone buys a sprayer and lets dirt get in it, or leaves something that will coagulate if left for any amount of time, like Sevin in it, it will clog, or doesn't keep the pump clean while it's out and going back in, any sprayer, even a multi-hundred dollar B&G is going to stop working. I've already found out they'll replace a broken part quickly and for no charge when it could be a manufacturing defect. If someone just wants a new sprayer simply because one stopped working in the warranty period for any reason, I can see where they can just pull one out of inventory for not really any noticeable cost to them, but wouldn't want to pay the shipping. Almost always it's going to be something simple that is just normal, day to day operating of any pump sprayer. The cheap ones aren't built to last though, so it could be they're simply made too cheaply or the warranty is too long for the cheap ones. -
You can't jamb any kind of guide right up hard against the blade. The guides just keep it from getting too far out of line when and if it does. Don't worry about it until you get used to running a bandsaw.
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By JustAnotherGuy · Posted
I was actually looking at the band saw upgrade kit off of sawblade.com. It guess it would be different from the currently installed guides because of the extra bearings. https://sawblade.com/order-band-saw-guide-upgrade-kit.cfm -
+2 Totally agree with Tom and Coop! I actually like the Laguna guides. Full disclosure I have both a 1412 and a 16HD with the ceramic guides so I am probably just used to them -
#1… Drawing approval #2…waiting on material deliveries #3…Deadlines #4..Waiting on customer checks to clear..
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