New, old Saw

[devonwoody]

To Davel

How's your back standing up to this equipment!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[DaveL]

How's your back standing up to this equipment!!!!!!!!!!

Well moving the saw when fully assembled is a problem! I enlisted my son-in-law to help to collect it (he has a van ).
I have had the table and motor off of the stand, the table is two large bits of ci, I can move all of the smaller bit OK. I am still thinking about wheels not yet decided but I might try a base like Ian made for his planner.

 

[Adam]

Any pictures of it nows it up and running, dust extraction installed etc!!! :lol:

Adam

 

[DaveL]

I will take some new ones. If you can't wait have a look here there are a few pictures from my bench making that do show the saw. Yes I do make things with it. :roll:

Over head guard/dust extraction is good, but under table dust extraction is still not right. On about version 3.5, which is about to get pulled off and redone. 8-[

I have just made a mobile base for it, based loosely on Ian D's one in GW sometime ago. I have not got the saw on to it yet, I think some strong help will be needed, even with bits removed. May have to tempt large son home for a day, to help his poor old dad.:-({|= :wink:

There are two reasons for getting it mobile, I have decided that I want it facing the other way and I have a large stack of cheap laminate flooring that I want to put down.

 

[Nev Hallam]

I Have been given this exact model of table saw its been in a school for 30 years and maintained to perfection, she's a beaut. Except she's a 3 phase. I wanted to ask where you got your motor from? And if you thought it possible to pay someone to fit it. Seems less hassle than trying to get my head round all these 3 phase converters and inverters.
Cheers
Nev

 

[Jorden]

It's always good to see old iron resurected. Congrats Dave, wishing you many happy years in your new union

 

[PeterBassett]

It's always good to see old iron resurected.

Not to mention threads... :wink: :wink:

 

[Woodmagnet]

=D> :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Digit]

Dust collection in the 1970s appears to have been a boy with a broom,

Nope! It was the apprentice's lungs!

Roy.

 

[BradNaylor]

It's always good to see old iron resurected.

Not to mention threads... :wink: :wink:

Its interesting to see how polite and formal everyone was back in the olden days of 2004...

I'm also puzzled that Scrit didn't chip in - was he not around in 2004?