Phoenix goods trunnions for 14" band saw 2 pack

Don't use your band saw's table to move your machine! I learned this the hard way when I ended up with broken trunions. These are noticeably superior to my Steel City OEM trunions, which shattered and flaked into metallic dust. I suspect almost all prosumer level bandsaws made in Taiwan have these exact same dimensions, so this will likely fit yours.

Work well. Wish they we’re constructed heavier.

Bought these to replace my Rigid bandsaw BS14002 that I purchased used and damaged (had tipped over on the previous owner moving it and broke the trunnions).These fit perfect and aren’t brittle cast iron as the originals. They are super strong. So strong that while moving the bandsaw to my shed it tipped over again. Instead of breaking the trunnions, it broke the trunnions bracket (not good for me as the trunnions bracket is not universal, hard to find and expensive). Needless to say my bandsaw if fully functional and operating great.Would buy again but hope to not need to.

When it comes to replacing something that actually should not have broken in the first place, you want to replace with a stronger unit. Add to the fact that it is impossible to get original replacements and your choices are limited.These trunions appear to have more material in the casting, they mounted to my Delta with no problem. Had enough play to be able to adjust the table swing.Best part for the money that I was able to locate.

I purchased a used generic delta knockoff and didn’t realize the trunnion was broken. I read that these were a good replacement and I am pleased that it is. Was as simple as removing the old one and putting this one in its place. I would definitely recommend this to someone else.

Exact fit, easy install. Learned not to move saw by lifting the table

I have an old Bridgewood bandsaw and I broke the Trunion when trying to move the saw by grabbing the table. I found these trunions and ordered them. I did sand the part that rubs on the nylon part to make it smooth, and I had to sand (not much) the sides of the nylon part (connected to the bolt) as the trunions are "tight," but when the little bit of sanding was done, the trunions worked great! Don't move your bandsaw by the table... even if it is on wheels.

Worked great on my Delco 14" bandsaw. They seem beefier than the original ones. I did ,however, had to shave both sides of the bolt head that goes inside the trunions and slides in the channel .