®smpr_fi_mac®
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Registered: 11/27/01
Posts: 7894
Loc: Bowie, MD USA
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Strapped in the trailer and on the way to its new home! Pics to come.
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Semper fi,
Brad
Hand made PR blanks coming soon.
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knotscott
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Registered: 06/14/03
Posts: 11845
Loc: Rochester, NY
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Geez the wings, guard, and handwheels are worth the $150 asking price....go get it!
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Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth....
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Mike_O
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Registered: 04/03/09
Posts: 357
Loc: Hondo, TX
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®smpr_fi_mac® said:
Strapped in the trailer and on the way to its new home! Pics to come.
Awesome!
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- Mike
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stav
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Registered: 01/13/05
Posts: 6338
Loc: Orlando, FL
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Sweet. That looks a lot like mine. Rust and all. I have the 34-450. You will like that saw.
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David
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®smpr_fi_mac®
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Registered: 11/27/01
Posts: 7894
Loc: Bowie, MD USA
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It's a 34-450, too.
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Semper fi,
Brad
Hand made PR blanks coming soon.
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doobes
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Registered: 03/07/08
Posts: 2326
Loc: Northern VA
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®smpr_fi_mac® said:
Strapped in the trailer and on the way to its new home! Pics to come.
U 'da man!
Nice job.
Around here that is a nine line deal
Congrats
and oh by the way
You SUCK!
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toolie
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Registered: 03/25/05
Posts: 1819
Loc: westchester cnty, NY
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TDKPE said:
....... A rebuilt arbor can be had with all the work already done from SawCenter......
yup. they do great work. hopefully the arbor and pulley on the saw you just bought are useable. otherwise, a new arbor, bearings, spacers,load spring, washers and nuts with a new pulley comes in around $250 shipped from sawcenter. DAMHIKT.
i'd humbly offer one small suggestion. inpsect all the moving parts adn key components completely and know what the restore/rebuild/repair costs for each will be BEFORE starting on any one thing. before i knew it, my free (ok, $40 in gas money) unisaw had soaked up $400 in "gotta fix it" expenses between the motor and the arbor. hope you don't have a simiilar experience.
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there's a solution to every problem.....you just have to be willing to find it.
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stav
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Registered: 01/13/05
Posts: 6338
Loc: Orlando, FL
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That's pretty sweet.
If you want to swap out the three phase for a single phase motor to get it going right away, you don't need a true uni motor. On OWWM, there is a link that describes how to build a mounting bracket that will allow you to put a standard frame motor on there. I use that method on mine (it came that way, I just fine tuned it).
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David
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TDKPE
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Registered: 10/15/02
Posts: 9137
Loc: Rochester, NY, USA
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®smpr_fi_mac® said:
Strapped in the trailer and on the way to its new home! Pics to come.
Way to go. You can't lose, since you could post it for sale here, including what you have into it with transportation, and it would be gone by the end of the day.
But fix it to use it, and it's the last saw you're likely to own, unless a blade-brake type saw is in the cards. 
If you decide to replace the motor, be advised that in addition to the special mount system, the shaft is a non-standard 3/4" diameter.
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Tom
And now, back to The Mickey Bitsko Show!
 
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hcbph
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Registered: 01/11/05
Posts: 3409
Loc: Minneapolis, Mn
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stav said:
That's pretty sweet.
If you want to swap out the three phase for a single phase motor to get it going right away, you don't need a true uni motor. On OWWM, there is a link that describes how to build a mounting bracket that will allow you to put a standard frame motor on there. I use that method on mine (it came that way, I just fine tuned it).
Another one, some of the LT models (both Unisaw's and clones) use a motor mounting plate to hang a conventional motor on them. Might save you some work though there is the chance of needing some mods.
Just a thought.
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