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Harvey table saw refurbishment
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Going for under the blade extraction so hopefully it will be ok
Update
Unfortunately the wonderful weather over the bank holiday got my wife excited about getting on with the garden so my own time has been precious.
Have made some progress however.
Replaced front bearing on the motor due to a slight bit of play
Replaced both bearings on the arbor for good measure.
Unfortunately the wonderful weather over the bank holiday got my wife excited about getting on with the garden so my own time has been precious.
Have made some progress however.
Replaced front bearing on the motor due to a slight bit of play
Replaced both bearings on the arbor for good measure.
Noel":23yqi49e said:
Yep
It's on hold for the next 9 weeks as I'm in Croatia filming.
I started with the extraction using HDPE sheet, will continue when I get back
I started with the extraction using HDPE sheet, will continue when I get back
BTR
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Really helpful thread this i have the same saw which i bought brand new from lyndhurst the deft T30 Gold Top.
It has had very little use and in my opinion is a excellent table saw will follow this thread closely.
It has had very little use and in my opinion is a excellent table saw will follow this thread closely.
OK, so It's been a year and a lot has happened.
Been working away and recovered from having a tumour removed from my colon
But anyway, after 8 weeks of convalescing I have finally had some time in the 'Shop'
The dust shroud is complete, just waiting for an emergency stop switch to finish the refurb and have the saw working again
Been working away and recovered from having a tumour removed from my colon
But anyway, after 8 weeks of convalescing I have finally had some time in the 'Shop'
The dust shroud is complete, just waiting for an emergency stop switch to finish the refurb and have the saw working again
Some final pictures...
Baja, thats a really good job, hope you're pleased with the final result?
That Incra fence set up looks impressive. Is that American ?
Your sequence of pics make it all look easy
I'm just starting out on a similar project but everything is a first time experience for me - a table saw virgin.....
That Incra fence set up looks impressive. Is that American ?
Your sequence of pics make it all look easy
I'm just starting out on a similar project but everything is a first time experience for me - a table saw virgin.....
Yes I am, the saw cost me £950 and I have spent £150 on paint and parts etc so for £1100 and some labour it's a very good saw. The fence is from the USA, I bought it from the Woodworkers Workshop
https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/produ ... 8671167427
https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/produ ... 8671167427
mindthatwhatouch
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Great job.
Can I ask about the router top.
How is it attached, why did you decide to put it on the left rather than right, any other details that maybe useful as I’m about to embark on this.
Unfortunately can’t figure out how to mount something similar to that lovely under blade extract on my xcalibur.
Can I ask about the router top.
How is it attached, why did you decide to put it on the left rather than right, any other details that maybe useful as I’m about to embark on this.
Unfortunately can’t figure out how to mount something similar to that lovely under blade extract on my xcalibur.
Thanks. The router top is mounted with the hardware that comes with the Incra fence combo kit https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/colle ... t-hardware The reason it is on the left is because I get much more space to work around the router table.
Table on Left:
Table on right:
Table on Left:
Table on right:
