finding blades or parts for an old bandsaw

goto OWWM.org. They will be able to help you out over there, but do some research first. I bet you find what you need.

Justin, blades shouldn’t be too much of an issue.
lay out the broken one and measure the length, “forget” the brand of your saw, just take the length as your guide for replacements.
A lot of the big retailers stock standard size blades, simply use the length to get what you need.
I’m a tad spoiled here, I have a shop that makes up custom blades for everthing from the big sawmill resaw type to my wee 60” hobby blades.(they charge me under 20 bucks for two )
I have a much older saw than yours, it may be a Delta..or not, old enough it has Babbet bearings and oilers for them.
Good luck !

-- Glen, Vernon B.C. Canada

Well, there are now weld to order bandsaw blades. I think it would be an issue. Try to check this link : http://bandsawparts.com/CraftsmanCeramicBandSawBladeGuides.cfm

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That model number comes back to a table saw not a band saw. Are you sure you posted the correct photo?

It doesn’t even look the same color as the band saw.

-- Improvise.... Adapt...... Overcome!

@dallas now that i look through my phones galleey i realize that could be wrong pic. I remember i was lookin at a tablesaw on CL and that could be tag for that. Not sure where the pic is of the bandsaws number. Ill have to get a new one yomorrow when i get home off this boat. I did find this one though…well it wont load but says its K king-Seeley

-- Justin - the tugboat woodworker - https://www.facebook.com/justinb78

If that is a Craftsman – King Seeley 103.24300 it takes a 3/16” or 1/4” or 3/8” blade 62” long.

Parts are no longer carried by sears, (of course), but they do list the part numbers >>>>HERE<<<<

Tires: (Taken from a thread on Woodworking.com): Anyway, my saw also needed tires. So, I went down to the local vacuum
cleaner shop and bought three each of the biggest vacuum cleaner beater bar
drive belts that they had. Just like with regular bandsaw tires, it wasn’t
easy to stretch them on, but they worked great! If the ones you get are too
wide, you might have to trim their width down after you install them on the
wheels.”

Blades: http://www.grizzly.com/products/62-x-3-8-x-025-x-10-TPI-Raker-Bandsaw-Blade/H8506

http://www.toolcenter.com/062_Band_saw_Blades.html

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Thanks all for the info thus far, wanna get some use out of this machine and every little bit helps.

-- Justin - the tugboat woodworker - https://www.facebook.com/justinb78

Thanks for the info peeps, havent had a chance yo che k things out..got home and had to jump in on a bathroom reno at my brothers.. soon i hope to get thia going again…sigh

-- Justin - the tugboat woodworker - https://www.facebook.com/justinb78

check with a local saw sharpening shop a lot of them custom make blades. also keep in mind there may be a quality difference over what you buy in a store. you may pay more and get a better blade. but 40$ seems out of line. next time you go in there ask them if they have a gun under the counter, when they ask why tell them when your being robbed you would feel better about it if you had a gun in you ribs.