God mode restorations
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Just got to drill the grub screw hole and thread then ready for primer.
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Donkey saws are awesome. If you buy a couple of blades for it, they will outlive you, and you can just set it off and go pootle elsewhere while it chews through even large sections.
This was my little go to, which had some implausibly large stuff jammed in it over the years. You know your outside the capacity when you have to rotate the workpiece a few times to be able to cut all the way through.
Its getting pensioned off soon for this monstrosity once we get the barn floor slab laid and a bit of the green-ness out of it. Standard issue workshop mug for scale. Yes that is a power hacksaw still, not a bandsaw. The whole frame is on a massive eccentric bearing at the pivot end and is raised and lowered hydraulically.
This was my little go to, which had some implausibly large stuff jammed in it over the years. You know your outside the capacity when you have to rotate the workpiece a few times to be able to cut all the way through.
Its getting pensioned off soon for this monstrosity once we get the barn floor slab laid and a bit of the green-ness out of it. Standard issue workshop mug for scale. Yes that is a power hacksaw still, not a bandsaw. The whole frame is on a massive eccentric bearing at the pivot end and is raised and lowered hydraulically.
God mode restorations
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Nice bits of kit there.Donkey saws are awesome. If you buy a couple of blades for it, they will outlive you, and you can just set it off and go pootle elsewhere while it chews through even large sections.
This was my little go to, which had some implausibly large stuff jammed in it over the years. You know your outside the capacity when you have to rotate the workpiece a few times to be able to cut all the way through.
Its getting pensioned off soon for this monstrosity once we get the barn floor slab laid and a bit of the green-ness out of it. Standard issue workshop mug for scale. Yes that is a power hacksaw still, not a bandsaw. The whole frame is on a massive eccentric bearing at the pivot end and is raised and lowered hydraulically.
