BAND SAW GUIDE
UPGRADE KITS
BladeGuides.com offers band saw guide conversion kits for many popular saws. These kits typically include the upper and lower guides, upper and lower mounting brackets, studs, screws, and a guard adapter bracket.
Roller Guide Kit
Jet 14″ Riser kit Guide Conversion Kit
- Jet 14" Guide Conversion Kit With Riser
- Jet 14" Riser block conversion kit is for use with Jet 14" saws that have a riser block installed
- It upgrades your saw performance through the use of precision sealed ball bearing roller guides
- This provides your saw with reduced blade friction, improved cutting accuracy and is adjustable for blade widths from 3/16" to 1"
Euro 5 Guide Kit
Rikon 14″ Stamped Steel – Square Post Guide Conversion Kit
- The Rikon 14" conversion kit updates your Sears 14" saws performance through the use of precision made sealed ball bearing roller guides
- This provides your saw with reduced blade friction
- Improves cutting accuracy and is adjustable for blade widths from 3/16" to 1" (This kit only fits stamped steel frame saws with square vertical upper guide post)
Delta 14″ Riser Block Guide Kit
- Delta 14 Riser Guide Kit
- Delta 14" Riser block conversion kit is for use with Delta 14" saws that have a riser block installed
- This kit updates your saws performance through the use of precision sealed ball bearing roller guides
- This provides your saw with reduced blade friction, improved cutting accuracy, and is adjustable for blade widths from 3/16" to 1"
Rikon 14″ Guide Conversion Kit
Sears/Craftsman 12″ Model 113 Guide Conversion Kit
- The Sears 12" conversion kit updates your saws performance through the use of precision made sealed ball bearing roller guides
- This gives your saw with reduced blade friction
- Improves cutting accuracy and is adjustable for blade widths from 3/16" to 1”
- The saw must have a Hex shaped upper post.*
- The saw must have a tilt table.
- This Guide Only works on Sears 12” Model 113 with Tilt Table AND Hex Post
Tannewitz 24″ Guide Kit
- Tannewitz 24" Guide Kit
- Guide wheels must take the continual thrust of the saw blade, an element which will quickly wear all but the hardest of steels.
- Tannewitz guide- wheels are ball bearing steel and mounted on greased ball bearings so constructed as to be free from clogging whether sawing wood or metal.
