14" trunnions for wood band saw 1 pair

The trunions are a perfect fit for my 1991 Delta 14 inch bandsaw. The radius is a perfect match. The label for the tilt angle is a pre-attached sticker. It is off about 10 degrees for my saw. I carefully peeled it and re-attached. Probably I will transfer the original gauge that's mounted with rivets. But I'm pleased with the quality of these.

shopping around the uk and there are very few replacement parts available.id bought a bandsaw from an auction that has a cast iron body and that was perfect in every way minus the table and trunions and the tyres were shot. no description of my model number was available online, zero info whatsoever, i figured it looks a lot (almost perfectly identical)like the rockwell 14" model....after shopping around i came across these beauties on amazon and decided to stick my neck out and see if these would do the job, $30 is not a whole great lump of money so was worth the risk...i could always sell them on right?so they arrived this morning, 9 days earlier than the estimated delivery date, they are very well made, die cast, and they fit PERFECTLYvery happy indeed, buyers need not beware they are fantastic...now i just need to crack on and make the pattern for the new table i need to cast.

I replaced broken parts on my band saw that I have had for over 30 years. Worked great.

These trunnions were purchased to replace the original parts on my 14 inch Delta bandsaw which are a bit of a weak point in the saw design. The new parts fit well and were easy to install. They don't look any stronger than the original parts. These replacement parts don't have an angle guage on the front trunnion but I measure all my angles at the blade anyway.

I purchased these trunnions for my Steel City Bandsaw as they are about the only one's out there. These trunnions are built to a 50mm radius. My saw's trunnions are 75mm. You will see the difference in pictures 1, 2 & 3. If yours are 50mm then these will fit perfectly and you don't need to read any further.If your's are like mine, I had to fill in the gap from this radius difference. I created a drawing of the differences and slid the 50mm radius down to have a 1/4' minimum thickness. Then I needed to find the material to use. I found that a 4" pvc fitting would have the right inside diameter. I bought a street 45 as it has a female and male side. I cut the ends to 1-1/4" and glued the male into the female. This gave me a thick piece of PVC to use as stock. this fitting cost about $7 so the price was right.Next, I cut the template out and glued it to a piece of hard board. I cut a 4" round out of a 2x6 and screwed it to the back of my template. Next I routed the PVC to the template with a piloted router bit. You could also use a disk sander.The last picture is the shim in place. I have a granite table so I needed to add 5/16" stock to have a flat mounting surface.

These were an almost-perfect match for my 14" band saw (an American, Mod. No. WBS-14M, which is one of many clone models based on the "classic" 14-inch band saw design). I had to slightly widen a hole on one of the trunnions to align it with the bolt hole pattern on my band saw's table, but everything works great--they are a good replacement.These are more robust than the original trunnions, which appeared to be zinc castings. When adjusting your trunnions to achieve the cut angle you want, remember to only gently finger-tighten them and they'll last for years. There's no need to "gorilla grip" them--they'll only break! A light touch works fine.

This pair of trunnions is so much better than the OEM I'm not sure I can adequately state it. Look at the photo and you will see the pathetic remains of the factory original below the new replacement. They're so much heavier it's ridiculous!! Holes line up, everything fits. It would have taken me 15 minutes to swap them out but I put them on backwards. There is a left and a right AND the factory bolts are different lengths. Pay attention and it won't take you 3 tries to get them on right. SMH!!

These fixed my broken trunnions on my band saw. These are a soft pot metal so do not move your saw by the table or you'll just have to replace them again. That said if you don't abuse these you'll be fine!