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I will edit my post, of course you are correct.

Quoted weight includes operator/air supplier

(y) Also, once trimmed they can't be are much more difficult to be reused for a different project. :rolleyes:

Yeah, I wasn't clear, I should have labeled it "C", I'm referring to the one (is it 2?, a jam nut?) in the slot not the one in the bearing area. Regardless, I'm sticking with my selection of using the saw assembly on the right because the arm I've labeled B on the left one just looks weaker than...

I hope that request is inclusive for uninformed opinions with little saw rebuilding experience. At first I liked the one on the left, the cast webbing (A) seemed to make it look stronger, also the height adjusting worm gear seemed like it would be more self cleaning than the height adjuster on...

I'm obviously reviving a very old thread from the dead, but I didn't know where else to post this. As mentioned earlier (much earlier:rolleyes: ), many of the old Delta 1460 Wood lathes are missing the upper pulley cover. The 1957 one I am restoring for my nephew is the same. At first I was...

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I'm guessing that the HD "Welcome" mat they were using as a mud flap must have fallen off?

Maybe we should rename this thread "The Tickle Trunk Chronicles" :p

Thanks alot:mad:, now I'll never get rid of stuff "just in case". Sometimes I think this thread will be my downfall to de-cluttering. "Tickle Trunk"?...it must be huge. Whatcha gonna do with that Styrofoam packing material, could be useful for something, someday. :ROFLMAO: Regardless, well...

Yeah buddy, get in line. OK, joking aside, we all appreciate how well you are documenting this for us. You could do the whole thing just as well without sharing it with us. We appreciate it and the extra work it entails. Just remember that the suggestions that Max & I made were going to happen...

Well heck, I didn't know there was a suggestion box where the stuff actually gets considered.:love: In that case, order up some white plastic end plugs for the Unu-Strut ends. ;)

Yep it's a Threading Dial. https://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/please-explain-how-a-threading-dial-works.48996/

At the risk of sounding like a Di....an ******..... You really need to at least skim the whole thread and see what mods apply to your intended usage. For instance will yours pretty much stay in one place except for cleaning days in the garage?..or will it be constantly be on the move from one...

Hey let's not bring *** into the discussion, that's Pine's job.

Just a rounding down error. :p

You may never have claimed to be smart, but clearly..... ....you are getting much smarter. :unsure: :D:ROFLMAO:(y)

The only thing I can think of (besides tables and lamps) would be to have a 12 hour clock motor turn it so the camshaft raised and lowered numbers to be some sort of clock...or something of that nature that actually used the cam lobes to actuate something. Whatever it would be, would probably...

I'm pretty sure it's a clock with various license plate numerals.....or perhaps... it's a count down timer letting him know how little time he has left for completion of all his projects. :unsure: ;) :p I'd have to agree, looks to be 172 lbs from the label plate. Seems serious to me.

Hey sorry I said anything to offend you....I do think if my battery had a charging port on it I might have been able to figure out what your initial post was supposed to convey, but mine is just a regular rechargeable battery with a bump on one end and a flat spot on the other. Between the...