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Anonymous Posted on Jan 23, 2013

Ryobi band saw blade does not cut straight

Have adjusted guides, tension and even a new blade regardless of efforts will not or can not achieve a stright cut.

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The side guides should be just off touching the blade (top and bottom) The thrust bearing behind the blade should be just off th blade while it is free running (T & B). The amount of blade exposed to the timber needs to kept to a minimum - like top guide abou 1/4" above timber. Then, correct tension for blade size :)

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SOURCE: Ryobi Bandsaw model EBW4023L will not cut straight

I do a lot of resawing with mine and I have found that a 3/8" wide blade gives me nice straight cuts.

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