Installing a Riser Block On a Jet 14 Inch Bandsaw

In this video I find out I have a bandsaw and install a riser kit on it.
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"Sweeter Vermouth" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@PaganWizard]

I know this video is a few years old, but I wanted to make a suggestion for another upgrade to your saw. If you haven't already done so, take a look at Carter guide bearings. I did ALL of Carter's upgrades to my Jet bandsaw (they make a lot more than just guide bearings), and now, it runs cooler, quieter, and smoother, than any other bandsaw I have looked at. All of their products are tailor made to fit most bandsaws on the market, new and old, including my Jet JBS-14 (I don't have the JWBS-14)which was made in 1982.

[@paultyler5989]

thanks for the video. Do you happen to know what the Blade length with and without the Riser. I have a Older band saw that is very similar to this model. My blade is 92 1/2. TIA

[@Someoldguycoding]

93.5 inches to 105 inches. Source: Rockler.com riser block item 11625.