jwmorris
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This is the 4th one I’ve put together and they are all slightly different but are based on some 1/4” tank feet that cracked on the edges when bent, used for the table. A ziptie holds the trigger down and I use a foot ”on/off” switch on them in most cases, clamped to the table on the right on this one, so I can sweep under the table without having to get stuff off the floor.
They are great little saws due to low blade speed, they last a very long time and are pretty cheap, being offset you can cut any length but are limited on dept, for some projects.
The first one I did I drilled and tapped the plate and used shims and cold rolled guides. This last one I just milled a hunk of metal I found on the ground And cut it in two, then welded it to the plate, the shrinking weld on the outside gives clearance.
You do have to make another fence, I generally use 1/4” plate.
The screw at the bottom is to lock it to the plate, like this one.
This one is ready for the farm.
Vertical bandsaw to port-a-band with one fastener.
They are great little saws due to low blade speed, they last a very long time and are pretty cheap, being offset you can cut any length but are limited on dept, for some projects.
The first one I did I drilled and tapped the plate and used shims and cold rolled guides. This last one I just milled a hunk of metal I found on the ground And cut it in two, then welded it to the plate, the shrinking weld on the outside gives clearance.
You do have to make another fence, I generally use 1/4” plate.
The screw at the bottom is to lock it to the plate, like this one.
This one is ready for the farm.
Vertical bandsaw to port-a-band with one fastener.
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