It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.


And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

On Jan 14, 9:29*am, "Leon" wrote:
It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. * The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

Just hang them on the wall and be done with it.

"GarageWoodworks" wrote in message
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On Jan 14, 9:29 am, "Leon" wrote:
It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

Just hang them on the wall and be done with it.

150" blades take up space I don't have and I have about 8 of them....
Coilded up they set on top of my upper wall cabinets.

On Jan 14, 9:29*am, "Leon" wrote:
It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. * The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

I learned how to do that before I knew what a bandsaw was - it's the
same way you fold up a wire-beaded bicycle tire.

R

In article , "Leon" wrote:

"GarageWoodworks" wrote in message
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On Jan 14, 9:29 am, "Leon" wrote:
It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

Just hang them on the wall and be done with it.

150" blades take up space I don't have and I have about 8 of them....
Coilded up they set on top of my upper wall cabinets.

Nice drive-by, Leon. g

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
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In article , "Leon"
wrote:
150" blades take up space I don't have and I have about 8 of them....
Coilded up they set on top of my upper wall cabinets.

Nice drive-by, Leon. g


Geeees,,, that is the second this week I think..... and I was not even
looking for that kind of attention. LOL

"RicodJour" wrote in message
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On Jan 14, 9:29 am, "Leon" wrote:
It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

I learned how to do that before I knew what a bandsaw was - it's the
same way you fold up a wire-beaded bicycle tire.

R


You fold up bicycle tires?????

On 01/14/2010 09:23 AM, Leon wrote:

You fold up bicycle tires?????

Makes it easier to carry a spare when touring...or to fit in a backpack
to bike home with it.

Chris

On Jan 14, 10:23*am, "Leon" wrote:
"RicodJour" wrote in message
On Jan 14, 9:29 am, "Leon" wrote:

It has been asked over and over, explained over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. The longer blades are easier to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

I learned how to do that before I knew what a band saw was - it's the
same way you fold up a wire-beaded bicycle tire.

You fold up bicycle tires?????

Sure, why not? It's easier to carry them...unless you want to wear
them.
http://www.rathas.com/wordpress/wp-c...our-smoke1.jpg
That picture is also interesting for the riders smoking. Back in the
day, smoking was thought to clear the lungs and give you more lung
capacity.

R

"RicodJour" wrote in message
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On Jan 14, 10:23 am, "Leon" wrote:
"RicodJour" wrote in message
On Jan 14, 9:29 am, "Leon" wrote:

It has been asked over and over, explained over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. The longer blades are easier to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

I learned how to do that before I knew what a band saw was - it's the
same way you fold up a wire-beaded bicycle tire.

You fold up bicycle tires?????

Sure, why not? It's easier to carry them...unless you want to wear
them.
http://www.rathas.com/wordpress/wp-c...our-smoke1.jpg
That picture is also interesting for the riders smoking. Back in the
day, smoking was thought to clear the lungs and give you more lung
capacity.

R

I hang it from an upturned hand and let it touch the floor. Step on it
with your toes (in a boot of course). Close your fist (in a glove of
course) and twist and lower and get the same effect. Of course I
always have to try it two or three times before I remember the exact
flow.

On Jan 14, 6:29*am, "Leon" wrote:
It has been asked over and over, explainted over and over, now a video
showing 2 ways.

http://www.lagunatools.com/company/video-blade

P.S. * The longer blades are eaiser to fold up and open.

And there are a few blade video's in the same place.

"Leon" wrote in news:tMGdnVOic8-
:



You fold up bicycle tires?????

Ever looked at some of the new ones in the stores? They come in boxes not
much bigger than the innertubes that go inside them. Next time you're
wandering, wander over to the bikes and take a look.

Puckdropper

"SonomaProducts.com" wrote in message
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I hang it from an upturned hand and let it touch the floor. Step on it
with your toes (in a boot of course). Close your fist (in a glove of
course) and twist and lower and get the same effect. Of course I
always have to try it two or three times before I remember the exact
flow.



Cause I am to tough... ;!) I don't use a glove,,, but I did when I used the
shorter blades. The longer blades seem to just fold up in place with out
really thinking about it.

I watched a kid fold up a BS mill blade and was shocked how easy it was, and
no gloves..

"Leon" wrote in message
...

"SonomaProducts.com" wrote in message
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I hang it from an upturned hand and let it touch the floor. Step on it
with your toes (in a boot of course). Close your fist (in a glove of
course) and twist and lower and get the same effect. Of course I
always have to try it two or three times before I remember the exact
flow.



Cause I am to tough... ;!) I don't use a glove,,, but I did when I used
the shorter blades. The longer blades seem to just fold up in place with
out really thinking about it.

I watched a kid fold up a BS mill blade and was shocked how easy it was,
and no gloves..

I use something like that, except use two hands: step on blade, hold both
hands out from sides, palms away from you (the "what, me?" pose), then grab
in both hands, turn palms towards you while bringing your hands together.

Unfolding is easy. walk out front and throw it in the grass. never fails.

On 1/14/2010 8:27 PM, Joe wrote:
I use something like that, except use two hands: step on blade, hold both
hands out from sides, palms away from you (the "what, me?" pose), then grab
in both hands, turn palms towards you while bringing your hands together.

That's what I do.

Unfolding is easy. walk out front and throw it in the grass. never fails.

Grass? Where?

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On 1/14/10 10:03 PM, "Steve Turner" wrote:

On 1/14/2010 8:27 PM, Joe wrote:


Unfolding is easy. walk out front and throw it in the grass. never fails.

Grass? Where?


It's hiding under the cold white stuff.

On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:23:11 -0600, the infamous "Leon"
scrawled the following:


"Doug Miller" wrote in message
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In article , "Leon"
wrote:
150" blades take up space I don't have and I have about 8 of them....
Coilded up they set on top of my upper wall cabinets.

Nice drive-by, Leon. g


Geeees,,, that is the second this week I think..... and I was not even
looking for that kind of attention. LOL

At least he didn't say "8 of the 150" -=carbide=- bandsaw blades",
huh?

--
What helps luck is a habit of watching for opportunities, of
having a patient, but restless mind, of sacrificing one's
ease or vanity, of uniting a love of detail to foresight, and
of passing through hard times bravely and cheerfully.
-- Charles Victor Cherbuliez

"Joe" wrote in message
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Cause I am to tough... ;!) I don't use a glove,,, but I did when I used
the shorter blades. The longer blades seem to just fold up in place with
out really thinking about it.

I watched a kid fold up a BS mill blade and was shocked how easy it was,
and no gloves..

I use something like that, except use two hands: step on blade, hold
both hands out from sides, palms away from you (the "what, me?" pose),
then grab in both hands, turn palms towards you while bringing your hands
together.

With a longer blade you don't enven have to anchor the bottom, my 2 hands
are the only thing touching the blade.



Unfolding is easy. walk out front and throw it in the grass. never
fails.

Well, again, I tried that when I first got my 150" blades and tossed them
out in the yard a dozen times, nothing.
With mine I have to uncoil them by hand but again it is very simple and with
out any excitement.

"Leon" wrote in message
news

"Joe" wrote in message
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Cause I am to tough... ;!) I don't use a glove,,, but I did when I used
the shorter blades. The longer blades seem to just fold up in place
with out really thinking about it.

I watched a kid fold up a BS mill blade and was shocked how easy it was,
and no gloves..

I use something like that, except use two hands: step on blade, hold
both hands out from sides, palms away from you (the "what, me?" pose),
then grab in both hands, turn palms towards you while bringing your hands
together.

With a longer blade you don't enven have to anchor the bottom, my 2 hands
are the only thing touching the blade.




Can I use that as justification with swmbo? "but honey, with this bigger,
better, badder bandsaw, folding the blades is so much easier and safer!"

I'll let you know how it goes. ;-)

"Joe" wrote in message
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Can I use that as justification with swmbo? "but honey, with this bigger,
better, badder bandsaw, folding the blades is so much easier and safer!"

I'll let you know how it goes. ;-)




Probably not the single justification but you can certainly add it to the
hundreds of other reasons. LOL

On Jan 14, 9:08*am, RicodJour wrote:
On Jan 14, 9:29*am, "Leon" wrote:


I learned how to do that before I knew what a bandsaw was - it's the
same way you fold up a wire-beaded bicycle tire.

R

And a metal surveyor's tape.

Anyone remember those things? :^}

RonB