How to Clean Bandsaw Tires | Tricks of the Trade
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- Dirty tires on a bandsaw can make for rough and inaccurate cuts. It's not a sign of being a bad shopkeeper, it's just routine maintenance, and here's how! For more on bandsaws, go to: bit.ly/Bandsaws
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I use "Simple Green" to clean off the gunk. It works great and very quick. I use it on my blades and bits too. Simple Green does not affect the rubber parts either.
That's a great suggestion, thank you! - DT
@@popularwoodworking Simple Green the all purpose cleaner? I may have some of that in my kitchen.
@@popularwoodworking I've used wd40 to clean my today will it harm the tyre at all. Nice video thanks Terry
Simple Green...works better than anything I have ever used.
Very nice, i appreciate you taking the time to make this video. My portable band saw kept slipping and my google search led me to this video. Even tho im cutting steel and the lube tubes i use are the reason for the slipping, i still dont see any reason for your tips to be any less relevant or effective
Thanks for that, excellent video and I am sure a lot of bandsaws are going to get cleaned up properly 😄
Vary good to know, I was just trying to think of a way to get some of that stuff off the other day
Only had the brush, now I know what I was missing
Thank you vary much for this tip 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The cautionary about lacquer thinner near some rubbers and plastics is true so pay attention. I once dabbed a bit of LT on the outside of my $30 metal exterior mechanical pencil to remove some ink that leaked from a nearby pen. The LT seeped into the shell joint and totally destroyed the threads on a rubber or plastic spacer shell inside making the pencil useless. Talk about mortification! 😮😢
I use a half and half solution of liquid laundry detergent and water to clean the gunk off my saw blades. This should also work well on the tires.
Don't know if this would work but there are solvents for removing tree sap from high end clear coated vehicles. It might be something to check out. I don't own a band saw "yet " otherwise I would try.
Mineral spirits is oily, so would it be a good idea to wipe down with lacquer thinner afterwards?
The magic eraser by mr clean works great
I find it easier to take the wheel off the saw. Not a hard thing to do and makes cleaning easier.
I appreciate the video, but respectfully suggest using a dishwashing detergent/degreasing agent such as blue Dawn, some hot water, and a fingernail brush- a good scraper for very gentle removal of any hard crust, some citrus based hand cleaner (petroleum free, like Fast Orange),and some elbowgrease. Introduction of chemical solvents will degrade the rubber, shortening its lifespan. I have been tempted to use naphtha, etc., but stains don't affect the performance. Better to avoid any oil products, despite their quick and easy use.
Not that it’s that difficult but, I wouldn’t necessarily take the wheel off. Removing the blade may be a good Idea in order to get good leverage on cleaning the tire. Idk, really guess it all just depends how bad they’ve been neglected.
Probably not going to help much but I’m currently adding a couple of brushes to my top and bottom wheels, why not🙂👍
Norwex Mighty Mesh Pot Scrubber and Spirinetts Set; Stainless Steel Scouring Scrubber
For the tires
Does the rubber wears off needing replacement it?
Great tip. But can anyone tell me if this will will on new polyurathane tires?
Ask the manufacturer or do a google search of polyurethane rubber. They may list which solvents are ok.
It will won’t will.
Just take the wheels off the saw. Makes cleaning so much easier and faster and it only takes a minute.
I thought the same thing!? Once the blade if off, just take the damn wheel off and do it in a sink or on the bench!?
How about laundry detergent like cleaning blades for all saws, works decent for buildup in the teeth
Genial...!!! Gracias
I find it funny how much this guy looks like Gepetto, who who also a woodworker
This seems much ado about nothing. Take the blade off. Wet some folded up paper towel pretty thoroughly with mineral spirits. Press the wet towel against the tire and rotate it by hand 2-3 times, maybe more if it's really gunked up. Done.
Hot soapy water works even better...putting any kind of chemicals onto a rubber band will degrade it...I guess promoting degrading the tyres on a bandsaw earns brownie points with suppliers...!! Don’t do it...
Surfactants are not chemicals?
Well, actually soapy water does contain surfactant…which is actually a chemical, and is manufactured, it’s just not as harmful…although there are a few natural surfactants, due to cost of production, you’d be hard-pushed to find any in commercially produced compounds…
Took the guy 3:45 into the video to say "clean it with mineral spirits and a rag." Jeez. just get to the point! These woodworking videos waste a shitload of my time.
Isn't it a petroleum product? I think it may damage your tires.
Why not just take off the wheel to clean it, instead of racking your knuckles against the frame.
Take the wheel off. it's only one nut
several ways to do it but have never sun a blade where the gullet does the cutting
I find acetone to be much better at dissolving pitch buildup than lacquer thinner or mineral spirits. Does anyone know if it's to use acetone use on a rubber bandsaw tire?
Acetone is a pretty strong solvent, this may work better www.amazon.com/CMT-998-001-03-Formula-Cleaner-1-Gallon/dp/B0036F7EX2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1523033627&sr=8-2&keywords=table+blade+cleaner+pitch
I wouldn't, no. No alcohol either IMO
I wonder if brake cleaner would work better?