Light plate round shape for different band saws : Kity, Scheppach, Holzmann, Leman and Jean l'ébéniste
Rubber bandage for flywheel bandsaw Holzprofi HBS480
Trapezoidal belt for saw jean l'ébéniste BS350
Upper blade guide for bandsaw Holzprofi BS350
Rear Guide Bearing Assembly for BS600 and HBS610 Band Saw
This category brings together a focused selection of spare parts for Holzprofi and Jean l’ébéniste bandsaws used for woodworking machine maintenance and repair. The products currently listed cover, according to each individual product page, Jean l’ébéniste BS350 and BS600 machines as well as Holzprofi BS350 and HBS480 bandsaws. The range is deliberately specific: it includes parts associated with blade guidance, drive transmission, blade contact with the wheels and the table opening around the blade.
A bandsaw relies on several systems working together. The blade must be driven smoothly, track correctly on the wheels and remain accurately supported near the cutting area. Wear in one component can therefore lead to vibration, poor tracking, inconsistent cutting or drive problems. These symptoms are not unique to one part, so a basic diagnosis and correct machine adjustment should always come before replacement.
For the Jean l’ébéniste BS350, the category includes a 13x730 LI V-belt. This belt forms part of the machine’s drive system. A badly worn, cracked, damaged or excessively slack belt can interfere with power transmission. If a belt has failed prematurely, it is sensible to inspect the associated pulleys, alignment and operating conditions before fitting the replacement, rather than treating the belt as an isolated component.
For the Holzprofi BS350, we list an upper blade guide under Probois reference HJBS350-139. The product information identifies it as guide BS350-139-1 for the older version of the Holzprofi BS350. The upper guide helps control the blade close to the cutting zone. Excessive play, damaged guide components or an assembly that can no longer be adjusted correctly may affect blade stability. However, blade tension, blade condition and guide adjustment should also be checked before concluding that the complete guide needs replacement.
The Holzprofi HBS480 is represented by a rubber wheel tyre for the 480 mm bandsaw wheel. The tyre provides the contact surface between the wheel and the bandsaw blade and prevents direct blade-to-metal contact. Age and use can cause rubber to harden, crack, deform or begin to detach. A severely deteriorated tyre may contribute to irregular blade travel, vibration or unstable tracking, but blade tension and wheel tracking adjustments should also be inspected.
For the Jean l’ébéniste BS600, the category contains a rear guide bearing assembly, part number 10005416. Its product page also lists Holzmann HBS500 and HBS610 compatibility. On a bandsaw, the rear or thrust guide supports the back edge of the blade when cutting pressure pushes the blade backwards. A bearing with excessive play, rough rotation or visible damage deserves attention, but the clearance and adjustment between the bearing and blade are equally important.
A round bandsaw table insert is also listed for the Jean l’ébéniste BS350. This insert fits into the table opening around the blade passage. The same product is listed for several bandsaws from other manufacturers, so compatibility should be confirmed from the product page rather than judged only from shape or diameter by eye. A broken, badly worn or missing insert should be replaced with a part intended for the actual table configuration.
A blade that wanders in the cut does not automatically mean the blade guide is faulty. A dull or damaged blade, incorrect blade tension, poor guide adjustment or incorrect wheel tracking can produce similar behaviour. Likewise, vibration is not proof that a wheel tyre has failed: blade condition, the blade weld, guide bearings, tension and wheel settings can all influence smooth running. Drive problems may justify inspecting the V-belt, but the belt installation and related drive components should be checked as well.
Disconnect the bandsaw from the power supply before inspection and wait until all moving parts have stopped. Look for cracks, unusual play, rough bearings, detached or deformed rubber and obvious belt damage. When a guide or wheel-related component has been replaced, recheck blade position, tension and tracking before putting the machine back into normal service.
Start with the exact model designation on the machine rating plate. BS350, BS600 and HBS480 designations must be identified accurately, and machines carrying the same model name can sometimes have production changes. If you have the manual or exploded parts diagram, locate the required component and note its item or position number. Then compare that information with the reference and compatibility list on the relevant Probois product page.
Dimensions and visual similarity alone are not always sufficient. This is particularly important for the BS350 upper blade guide in this category because the listing specifically identifies it for an older version. If the original assembly on your machine is different, do not order solely because BS350 appears in the product name.
IMPORTANT: BEFORE PURCHASING, carefully check the list of compatible machines shown on each product page.
For some spare parts, the machine model alone is not enough to guarantee compatibility. Manufacturers may change components during a model’s production life, so two machines with the same model designation can use different parts.
If you are unsure, send us the exact model, month and year of manufacture and the serial number of your machine before ordering.
Probois Machinoutils is progressively expanding its range of Holzprofi and Jean l’ébéniste bandsaw replacement parts to help owners maintain machines that can still be repaired and kept in service. If the part you need is not currently shown in this category, send us the exact machine model, rating-plate information, the item number from the exploded diagram when available and, where useful, clear photographs of the original component.
Replacing the genuinely worn component can often extend the useful life of a bandsaw without replacing the complete machine. Accurate identification, methodical diagnosis and confirmed compatibility are the foundations of a dependable, durable repair.
