Raindeer

How I do the Raindeer for my Sleigh.

[@tomt9543]

Watching someone else use a bandsaw or scroll saw looks so easy! He’s good! Good project!

[@terryspade441]

Thank You.

[@Mastering3d]

What TPI blades you using for this,Because when I do hard turning it grabs the blade ,I am using 1/4 inch 6 tpi and tried 3 tpi 1/4 ,All so tried 3/8 blade and when doing hard turning it binds up and grabs the blade .Trying to make bandsaw box .I just dont understand why I cant do hard turns do I need HIGHER TPI blade ?

[@terryspade441]

In this video I am using a 1/8 inch 14 tpi Olson blade, with a carter stabilizer. The smaller blade and carter stabilizer really help with small tight turns. I actually prefer timberwolf bandsaw blades, they seem to last longer.

[@electrified7309]

What is the blue thing holding your blade. Is that a blade guide?

[@terryspade441]

That is a Carter stabilizer. It is an after market blade guide.

[@electrified7309]

@Terry Spade thanks for the reply. I have a Wen 10 inch bandsaw do you think the carter stabilizer would fit on that bandsaw. It has the bearings for giuds. I'm guessing you would take the bearings off and put the carter stabilizer on. I've had a hard time keeping an 1/8 inch blade on it but only been messing with 1/8 blade for a week now. Thanks

[@terryspade441]

@@electrified7309 They make about 28 versions of the Carter stabilizer. And they have demo videos that should help. www.carterproducts.com/band-saw-products/band-saw-stabilizer?product_list_limit=all

[@electrified7309]

@Terry Spade thank you so much I appreciate your help.

[@rrezaiefard5366]

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[@stephensayers2694]

Hi Terry, where can I find the plans for the Reindeer, I have made 11 of these but the plan has disappeared off my computer. Any help would be great as some of the guys at the men's shed want to make them. I just cannot find it on the web. Kind regards Steve Sayers

[@terryspade441]

The ninth comment down I post a copy sized for a 2 x 4 www.lumberjocks.com/projects/73046

[@stephensayers2694]

@@terryspade441 thank you, happy woodworking. Steve

[@rrezaiefard5366]

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