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Upgrade your Band Saw performance by simply changing the tires! Old, hardened rubber tires are likely to have flat spots if you often leave the blade under tension or the area in contact with the teeth is likely to be abraded, making it difficult to track the blade properly. Urethane has largely replaced rubber for tires and rollers in the wood working industry because it lasts longer and is “grippier”. Compared to the standard rubber tires that come on most band saws, these urethane tires are more durable, and won’t dry rot. Unlike rubber tires, these Urethane tires don’t need to be glued, making installation easier and less messy. Installation is simple (but make sure you follow the directions carefully). Heat the tire in hot soapy water to expand it slightly, then stretch it onto the wheel, then let the tire cool in place for 6 hours before use. These tires are .125" thick and will fit wheels of diameter listed, plus or minus 1/2". For those of you who would like to glue them down try 3M Super Weather Strip Adhesive or 3M Super Rubber & Gasket Ashesive found at your local automotive store. Made in USA.
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By Barn Builder
from St George Ut.
About Me Professional
Comments about 14'' Diameter x 1'' Wide Urethane Band Saw Tires Qty. 2:
much better than old rubber tires
Easy and very good so far.
By Reggie
from Portage, Indiana
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Easy to install. fits well. Worth the price.
Bandsaw tires are great
By ye_ole_man
from Citrus Heights Ca
Easy to install just heat per instructions and streach over the wheel
Good product
By Fred
from Phila, Pa
These tires are the best value out there. very fast service, and easy to install.
Perfect fit.
By Weirdo
from Colfax, CA.
On time delivery as promised. Despite the warnings of potential difficulty getting on the wheels, following the directions included made mounting a snap. I had both tires on in the space of probably 7 minutes. Hot water, a little dishwash soap, and the saw was up and running.