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I bought this 28-560 for $50.00, assuming there was some quality there, worthy of an investment. After ordering and receiving $112.00 worth of parts from the local dealer, and having some questions about how to proceed, I was informed by him about the machine’s inherent defects. He basically told me it was a poor design, an Edsel, if you know what I mean, and also that he couldn’t make blades for it although he has made a number of blades for the other two bandsaws. I should have returned the parts for a refund and scrapped the machine, but I didn’t do it.
Delta Milwaukee 14 Bandsaw Manual
Shame on me.So, I have the 28-560, it is basically all there – all the wheels, good motor, good table, good front cover, good upper guide, original switch, etc. New parts are: 2 orange colored tires, one wood cutting drive belt, a thrust bearing, and a guide bracket which is not the right one!!!Last edited by Bruce Page; at 3:19 PM. Years ago a friend let me borrow one as long as I wanted it. He said he couldn't keep the blade on the wheels. I thought I can 'fix that', but it whipped me. I spent many hours and several days trying to 'tune it up'/ modify it.
Never was successful and finally took it back to him. Any blade outfit should be able to make you a blade the right length. I would limit it to narrow blades since they make a tight radius on the wheels. I decided the one I was working on wouldn't even make a good boat anchor.
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