Delta 28-216 Type 1 Woodworking Bandsaw

The saw takes a 93.5″ (approx.) bandsaw blade — the standard size for many Delta 14″ machines.

It accepts blades from 1/8″ to 3/4″, helpful for curves, scrollwork, and moderate resawing.

The machine offers a 14″ throat, giving good clearance for wider stock.

Standard cutting height on many 14″ Deltas is about 6″; verify riser options if you need more height.

The cast-iron table is approximately 16″ × 16″, providing a stable work surface.

Yes — a 4″ dust port is provided for connecting a dust collector or shop vacuum.

The 28-216 weighs roughly 250 lbs, offering stable, low-vibration operation.

Yes — the quick-tensioning system makes blade removal and installation fast and straightforward.

Primarily designed for wood and plastics; some light non-ferrous cutting is possible with the correct blade and care.

Yes — upper and lower blade guides are adjustable for better tracking and accuracy.

Many units feature an open-stand design; some versions used boxed bases or optional stands.

Many Delta 14″ models, including variants of the 28-series, accept a riser block to increase resaw height — check compatibility for your exact saw.

Regular cleaning, periodic tire and bearing checks, guide inspection, and blade sharpening/replacement keep it running well.

Cabinetmakers, hobbyists, and small shops who need a dependable 14″ bandsaw for general woodworking and occasional resawing.