DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW SERIAL NUMBER MANUALS
DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER

If you could describe these features on your saw,it would help to identify which model it is.(whether new or old). Recently,the 14' arm has been cast open sided,rather than the older,more rigid completely enclosed vertical arm. The shape of those doors has ben modified,too,to help with the addition of hinges. More recent models have their doors hinged on,rather than just coming off when you remove 2 plastic knobs. One change several years ago was to using a round post instead of the older and nicer hexagonal post for raising or lowering the upper guides and blade guard. Delta 14' bandsaws HAVE changed over the years.

DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER

I heard a manager at an importer of SE asian machines remark that they had asked a company to copy a Delta saw, and he had a container load of them, all with the same serial number as the one he wanted copied. They have not change much, and even the imports are close enough copies that they will work. E-Bay will be another good choice for this part. After pricing Deltas, I welded up my own. Older units have a small tag about 1/2 inch x 2 in long with a model number and SN Later units made after Rockwell bought them are too new for me to know much about. The name badge on older delta equipment is usualy on the base or stand. Look in popular woodworking catalogs like Woodworkers supply, Grizzly, Rockler, etc. Things like blade gudes, tires, knobs can be found from other sources. So if your looking for a more basic part, its probably still made. The 14' delta has not changed much in the past 50 years.

DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW SERIAL NUMBER MANUALS

They have a lot of owners manuals and most have part numbers. Then look for publications related to band saws.

Many years later he looked at an import saw and it had this same now useless feature on it. They developed a better system for machining so ground part of the feature off the pattern (aluminum or iron pattern) but part of it was not worth the hassle to grind it off. He told me they had a feature on one of the patterns for a 14' bandsaw that they had used for setup or hold down for machining of the castings. The former salesman for the pattern shop supplier here in Canada used to work as a patternmaker for Delta Rockwell. You may be able to find the parts from a matching import machine easier. He then looked through a drawer or two and pulled out a matching trunnion. I explained what I wanted to do to one of the store owners, he replied 'trunnion, I get you one'. I went to the local tool store that stocks a couple of brands of 14' saws to see if the trunnion was the same on a modern saw so I could get a modern saw model number. I tried a couple of times to order a new one at a parts and repair shop. I bought an older 14' Jet saw and broke one of the trunnions in moving it. Most of the import 14' saws are knock offs of that saw and a lot of the parts are interchangeable. PLEASE HELP!!!? What parts are you looking for? If there is anyone out there that thinks they can identify my machine from pictures that I can end them or my the numbers on the machine I wouild be very appreciative. I have several other numbers on it, but, when I try to order parts it denies me access. One of the 'covers' is missing and I have a funny feeling that, that is where the information is located. I am a 61 year old female that just purchased a 14' Delta Rockwell band saw and I am having a heck of a time locating the model number on the machine. Or Delta Milwaukee bandsaw until you see one that matches yours.

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