Forum users' Table saws
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Anonymous
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Thanks again for the welcome.
Chris.
Chris.
devonwoody
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Chrisall,
Changed your saw yet?
I've got A full Triton outfit used for three years and I am settling down with my new Scheppach so would consider offers from anyone interested.
Changed your saw yet?
I've got A full Triton outfit used for three years and I am settling down with my new Scheppach so would consider offers from anyone interested.
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Anonymous
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what do you think.im a bit Brassic at the moment.
Chris.
Chris.
PowerTool
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chrisall":21q2umwo said:
As if a Yorkshireman would ever admit to being well-off
(Says he,speaking as a Yorkshireman :wink: )
P.S. - Welcome,Chris
Andrew
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Anonymous
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Cheers mate,and thanks for the welcome.
Chris.
Chris.
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Anonymous
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I purchased a 1953 Delta Unisaw for $250 that had a 3 phase motor & cleaned the saw up & repainted it & with a friends help made the right extension table & a router table for the left side . I then installed a 3 hp motor & new switch & Biesmeyer style fence.[/img]
Freetochat
Established Member
My recent investment was for a Hammer B3 Winner saw/spindle combination. Had it a month and it is very good. Paid to have it delivered and commisioned, money well spent. Cutting accurately out of the box so to speak makes it a pleasure, as opposed to my last machine which never came anywhere close.
Alf
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Welcome to the forum, Original-Bart. I suspect that bit of information has got one or two members drooling at the thought.
Cheers, Alf
Cheers, Alf
DaveL
Established Member
Original-Bart,
Welcome to the forum.
Alf is not wrong, I like the sound of your old cast iron, at a very good price from where I am sat. Any chance of a picture or two :?:
erm best start a new thread if you have them to post. 8)
Welcome to the forum.
Alf is not wrong, I like the sound of your old cast iron, at a very good price from where I am sat.
Any chance of a picture or two :?: erm best start a new thread if you have them to post. 8)
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Anonymous
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Dave & Alf
You can go to my web site & see my Delta Unisaw as well as most of my shop.
http://bartswoodshop.freeservers.com/
Be aware my web site has 1 pop up from the top off center to the right just click the little x in the upper right hand corner of the pop up.
This is a free web site thats the reason for the pop up.
You can go to my web site & see my Delta Unisaw as well as most of my shop.
http://bartswoodshop.freeservers.com/
Be aware my web site has 1 pop up from the top off center to the right just click the little x in the upper right hand corner of the pop up.
This is a free web site thats the reason for the pop up.
devonwoody
Established Member
A welcome to Original bart from devonwoody, have you changed your keyboard to English spelling?
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Anonymous
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Fe Fi Fo Fum I see me a whole bunch O' fine Englishmen.
Yep seem to be working fine.
Yep seem to be working fine.
devonwoody
Established Member
"Yep"
:roll: :roll: :roll:
(By the way some photographs do not open fully at your web site, for me anyway.)
:roll: :roll: :roll:
(By the way some photographs do not open fully at your web site, for me anyway.)
martyn2
Established Member
nice workshop lot of toys sorry tools :tool: and welcome
martyn
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Anonymous
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Sometimes even I have to refresh the browser.
It's not perfect but it is free!!!
It's not perfect but it is free!!!
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Anonymous
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My Blog works again. So I can post pictures here.
My new/old 1953 Delta Unisaw
Here is a shot of the cabinet I made to go with my saw & bottom drawer of said cabinet. This cabinet also holds my saw blades & router bits & set up instruments such as triangles dial indicators & gage blocks etc.
My new/old 1953 Delta Unisaw
Here is a shot of the cabinet I made to go with my saw & bottom drawer of said cabinet. This cabinet also holds my saw blades & router bits & set up instruments such as triangles dial indicators & gage blocks etc.
devonwoody
Established Member
Original bart: That's a heck of alotta of blades
Ulrich
Established Member
I own a tewntyfive year old swedish Luna L18, later produced under the brand name of Lini, currently - and still mostly unchanged - as Ejca . It's a wonderful and sturdy machine!
Ulrich
Ulrich
