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Can anyone identify this old Bandsaw?

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I picked up this bandsaw a while back and I would love to find some information on it and eventually some parts too. The makers tag has been removed at some point any ideas?
 

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Packard V8

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Never seen one like that.

Is the frame cast iron?

Photos of the table and mounting trunnion, please.

jack vines
 
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I finally unearthed the thing to take some more photos. This project has been deeply back burner'd lately. When I got it there was a piece of plywood bolted to the top of the table you see, and the table looks to be different then any modern bandsaw setup I can find. The whole thing is cast iron and steel, and by the looks of the table it might have originally been red.
 

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No tilt setup and a deep throught.
I'm thinking it was a meat cutting band saw with a sliding table.
I think they replaced the table with what you have there in the process of 'converting' it
 
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Interesting. I'm looking at photos of vintage meat cutting saws and can definitely see the similarities. Looks like there should be a fixed table portion that sits inward of the blade, and a sliding portion that rests on what's left of the table.

I'd still like to figure out exact make so I can possibly return it to it's original form. Does anyone know the manufacturers of vintage meat cutting saws so I have a place to start looking?
 
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