@Oldschoolwoodcraft
Worked like a champ.
@rogermcdaniel7861
You make it look so easy!
@brandonstiffler4937
Your loops are so satisfying with their seamlessness
@vAdrenaline
Appreciate you bro! This helped me a ton rn at work
@jean-francoishudon3936
Wow i did not know that. I tried it and wow first shot. Thanks John your the best
@DuncanCustomAirbrush
Cool loop dude
@DawgsChamp88
Thank you very much. I've seen my dad do this many many years ago and I couldn't figure out what he did. He's since passed, so I can't ask him. Now that I have a bandsaw and changed the blade, I just hung the old one on the wall out of the way and said I'll figure it out one day. I saw another video and he showed one hand on top and twisting down. I couldn't figure it out. My blades are much shorter. I didn't thumbs him down and I just carried on. He had comments thanking him. I happen to see yours and said, ok that makes sense. I got it on the 2nd time. Taa-daa!😂👏 TFS. Never know who will see this and find it valuable like I did. New sub. Thanks again.
@jlsuter91
This is how I do it. As a Morgantown man I’m always throwing you a thumbs up. I was sorry I couldn’t make it to woodcraft to see you man. Love the content.
@petermorgan8311
I don’t own a bandsaw blade, in fact I don’t even own a bandsaw!!! Yet I still watched and found it interesting 😂
@lynelalonde2827
I’ve been trying to figure that out for ages. Thank you!
@andypandy2716
Actually learned something there thanks mate
@janneaalto3956
I remember wrangling the blades of the big metal bandsaw (30" max stock diameter) at the gear factory. The method was similar, though it required three or four guys working in tandem and several straps to make sure the blade wouldn't open someone's jugular if it got out of hand :P
@toddbloss
If I made a video of 'how to fold a bandsaw blade', it would end with me throwing the blade across the garage.
@cuttheloop
Standing on it not necessary. Flip your hands over palms up...Stick your arms forward like you're carrying a tray, then raise slightly, while allowing the furthest away portion of the hoop to bounce downward while crossing the hands. Catch the loops. Easy
@MentorVision
Cool tip
@AndrewDeLong
The fun part is doing that with a full-size sawmill blade.
@ChrisDraussen
Basic but so accurate. Hehe
@dp01
How do you unfold it?
@18magicMARKer
That’s 11 and 1 o’clock
@BG-hh7ht