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Oops ...seal, spacer ring and inner face of the bearing.... - jv gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Does the gearbox output shaft assembly look correct? - Yes & No Yes its that short. Think from memory just under 1.5" overall between the outsides of the ball races. One of the many failings in this

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Sorry Gary didn't mean to dis you, you posted during the time I was still writing and I didn't see it - I agree it's nice to see the oil churning about and that there's enough of it still. Without the

Sounds like you're onto it. I've done a lot of testing of different oils to see which controlled the heating up of the gearbox best. They all heat up quite significantly when cutting continuously -

Suggestion: Make a transparent cover for the gearbox. I made mine from 3/8” acrylic about 15 years ago and it’s really nice to see the condition of the oil and gears while it’s running. Gary

Hi Chris/Hettie Gearbox repair is the most complicated part of working on these saws, but it appears you've got the gearbox apart and that's a feat in itself. There is no OEM manual that has the info

This might helphttps://manualzz.com/doc/26936882/saws-h-saw-rf-1018s-sv--part-listSent from Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

I have been missing this thread which is now more than 3 months old. I voted and found I am not a member of the majority. That's OK, I can chip in. What I hear Mr. Downs saying is he needs people to

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Oops the last edits didn't upload to the .pdf.? - jv

Hi all Here is a jig for cutting sheet metal at all angles that I've used until the prototype fell apart. I've just redesigned it to make easier to make and use. Sorry its taken so long Dave - jv P.S.

That's not a bad idea, except that I already have a Keller with both heads. Still, that's a great idea. -Dave

??? ??? Can you use the table to make a die filer ? ??? ??? animal

This looks like the beginnings of a die filer to me. ? ?You have your motor low. ? I know there are plans on the web. ? I think a lot of them use a scotch yoke type of drive. ? It might be a fun

It could act as an adjustable height infeed/outfeed dable for a saw (assuming the rack still works. Alternatively if the surface plate holder idea is attractive, the tippy” can be fixed by either

Last spring I found what was left of a Cheshire & Greenfield "trimmiter," which is a small trimming saw used for linotype at an estate sale for $5 and couldn't say no.? It's missing the arbor

Don't dismiss Wheeler's vee block. It doesn't have to be steel. There is no great rigidity requirement. A few layers of plywood and a couple of minutes work on the vertical table and you could have

With the cutting jig I built and attached pics of, the blade is set perpendicular to the vise jaws, just as your HF 4 x 6 is permanently fixed. So, something like it, could easily be built for your

Thanks all for the responses. thanks for the link Wheeler. ? I haven’t thought about using a piece of steel to clean out the teeth when cutting aluminum. I also haven’t thought about using a V