Craftsman Cabinet Saw Rehab
#31
Great job. I love seeing the old ones coming back to life. And in this case even better
John

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#32
Well done!!
Steve

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#33
Good job and great post. I almost feel like I helped.
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#34
Awesome!!!
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GW
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#35
Well,

Sorry guys images no longer display....

I host these on my own domain www.dubea.com, but they no longer display because it's not an encrypted server.

Unfortunate....
chris
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#36

Nice Job Chris 

I kinda wondered where you came across your saw , I did maintenance work in a refurb antique shop that had the same saw 

Joe
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#37
Beautiful job!
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#38
(07-28-2016, 01:14 PM)JGrout Wrote:
Nice Job Chris 

I kinda wondered where you came across your saw , I did maintenance work in a refurb antique shop that had the same saw 

Joe

I got it off of CraigsList from a guy in University Park, MD.  This was in April of 2010.  Yea, I'm slow
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(07-28-2016, 01:51 PM)Tony Z Wrote: Beautiful job!

Thank you very much and thank Mr. Sysadmin for figuring out how to make the images display again.  You rock!

cheers,
chris
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#39
Good news is, that's a really great rehab. But with table mounted trunions and a motor hanging out the back that's probably between 1 and 2 hp, does this qualify as a cabinet saw, as noted in the title of the thread?
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#40
(07-30-2016, 03:14 PM)toolie Wrote: Good news is, that's a really great rehab. But with table mounted trunions and a motor hanging out the back that's probably between 1 and 2 hp, does this qualify as a cabinet saw, as noted in the title of the thread?

No, it's not really a cabinet saw. More of a hybrid.

Cheers
chris
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