Contents A 1970s Burgess BBS20 bandsaw is totally dismantled to individual component level. The Burgess bandsaw is reassambled after being painted dark green. A new mains lead and plug are fitted. A new bandsaw blade is installed and adjusted. Reshebnik fly high activity book 3. Includes details on adjusting the upper wheel and the blade guides. The BBS-20 and a fine pitch blade is used to cut some aluminium tubing.

Bench Top Bandsaw This small bandsaw was made by Burgess, and is a model BBS-20 Mark 2. Probably made in the 1970s, it is complete with all parts present. This series of videos shows a total teardown and dismantling, reassambly after painting, and finally blade installation. Blade and Belt The drive belt for this bandsaw is a 210XL037 - a standard size available from suppliers of power transmission components. The blade for this machine is 56.5 inches in length (1435mm) and can be either 1/4 or 3/8 inch wide.

The blade must be the thin type designed for 'hobby' machines due to the small wheel diameter and the slot size in the blade guides. Instructions Please note that I do NOT have any documents, instructions, diagrams or anything else for this machine. However the videos show pretty much everything there is to know about this machine, and there is little or nothing that the official instructions would add.

If you have a Burgess BBS-20 Manual for this machine, please contact me. Fixing A Burgess BBS-20 Bandsaw Part 1 - Identifying The Problems. Powerline BBS-20 Mark II - Duration.