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Old 09-14-2014, 12:18 AM
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You should set up a treadle with a wheel that big!

You could make parts by candle light when the powers out!
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Old 09-14-2014, 12:46 AM
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That's a cool saw Jeff, it will cut through anything......eventually. We had 2 of those in college and used them to cut across our welds to inspect them and make bend test specimans. Not much else will cut through 3/4" plates flux cored together or 1" plate submerged arc welded together. The worst part was that you had to sit there with a squirt bottle as it cut because they didn't have coolant hooked up.....twice to get a specimen. So painfully slow, easily an hr for two cuts.

For the record I was in college 10 years ago, not in the 30's or 40's like you would assume when looking at that saw. LoL

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Yeah that's an awesome old saw Jeff. Does it have an oil pump or are you the oiler? That will definitely cut some drive shafts for sure.
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You could make parts by candle light when the powers out!
Only if you're volunteering to supply power
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Yeah that's an awesome old saw Jeff. Does it have an oil pump or are you the oiler? That will definitely cut some drive shafts for sure.
It's missing the oil pump, it would be driven off the V belt on the flywheel side.
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Nice equipment Jeff. At first scan of this thread it looks like you went on a shopping spree, but then I noticed the dates.

I hope to see some pics of that saw when you get it fixed up, and maybe a video of it running. Very cool!!
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Nice equipment Jeff. At first scan of this thread it looks like you went on a shopping spree, but then I noticed the dates.

I hope to see some pics of that saw when you get it fixed up, and maybe a video of it running. Very cool!!
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No shopping spree here They are pretty cool.
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Nice equipment Jeff. At first scan of this thread it looks like you went on a shopping spree, but then I noticed the dates.

I hope to see some pics of that saw when you get it fixed up, and maybe a video of it running. Very cool!!
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The machine looks great!!

With some creative clamping, you can do many of the functions of a milling machine.

I have been VERY surprised by what my Jet 9x16 can shape.

I have 30 and 60 degree angle adapters for the vise, MANY parts look professionally made with just an angle cut.
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The machine looks great!!

With some creative clamping, you can do many of the functions of a milling machine.

I have been VERY surprised by what my Jet 9x16 can shape.

I have 30 and 60 degree angle adapters for the vise, MANY parts look professionally made with just an angle cut.
Thanks. I have a small bench top mill .

I can do angle cuts with my 14" abrasive saw.
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