The Delta 28-263 TYPE 1 14" Bandsaw is a durable, versatile tool ideal for curve cutting, straight-line ripping, and light resawing. With a 14" throat capacity, 6" cutting height, and support for 93.5" blades (1/8" to 3/4"), it’s perfect for woodworking projects. Its cast-iron frame reduces vibration, and the open stand design offers easy portability, making it a trusted choice for both beginners and professionals.
14-Inch Cutting Capacity: Offers ample throat clearance for wide boards, curved workpieces, and general woodworking.
Standard 6-Inch Resaw Height: Supports up to 6" of vertical cutting, ideal for trimming boards or slicing turning blanks. (Riser block upgrade increases capacity.)
Blade Versatility (1/8" – 3/4"): Compatible with delicate curve-cutting blades (1/8") and wider blades (3/4") for controlled resawing.
Uses Standard 93.5" Blades: Common blade length (93.5") for easy replacement in various tooth configurations.
Cast-Iron Table: 14" × 14" table for stability, flatness, and reduced vibration.
Sturdy Frame & Open Stand: Durable cast-iron frame for long-term accuracy and lightweight, portable open stand design.
Dust Collection Compatibility: Can be retrofitted with a 2.5"–4" dust port for improved safety and visibility.
Smooth Cutting Performance: Balanced wheels help maintain blade tracking, reducing drift and ensuring accuracy.
Upgrade-Friendly Design: Supports Delta-compatible upgrades like riser block kits, aftermarket guides, fences, and quick-release tension systems.
It uses a 93.5-inch bandsaw blade.
It supports blades up to 3/4 inch wide.
Yes. With Delta-compatible riser kits, you can increase cutting height to 11–12 inches.
Yes—light to medium tasks work well with a 1/2" or 3/4" blade.
Most models shipped with 1/2 HP to 3/4 HP motors, depending on purchase configuration.
Some units did not; many owners add a 2.5"–4" dust port.
Primarily wood, but can cut plastics and some nonferrous materials with the correct blade.
Yes, the upper and lower frames are cast iron for stability.
Yes, many fence systems fit the table without modification.
Most versions include a single-speed design unless modified.
Absolutely—its simple mechanics and reliability make it beginner-friendly.
Yes, Carter-style and Cool Blocks guides are compatible.
Approximately 150–165 lbs depending on stand and motor.
Yes—perfect for detailed, tight-radius curve work.
While discontinued, parts, blades, and upgrades are widely available.
| Blade Length inches | 93.5" |
| Min/Max Blade Width | 1/8" to 3/4" |
| Machine Type | Wood |
| Throat Capacity | 14 inches |
| Max Cutting Height | 6 inches |
| Table Size | 14" × 14" cast iron |
| Construction | Cast-iron frame, open stand |
| Weight | 150–165 lbs (varies with stand & motor) |
| Motor | Typically 1/2 HP – 3/4 HP (depending on original setup) |
| Dust Port | User-added 2.5–4" ports common |
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