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That's probably what I'll end up having to do. I just hate having to spend 2 hours when anybody with a box brake could knock 'em out in 20 minutes. I'm pretty close to completeing a new stand for

I am in the process of building a new stand and adding a coolant system to my saw right now also. I just finished making a 12inch X 26inch pan for mine for about $6. I copied the idea from George

I'll chime in in favor of the HF saw also. I bought one of these a while back, and as someone that usually avoids HF stuff like the plague, I think this saw is great. But yes, get a new blade. And

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<cbaugher_yahoo@b...> wrote: better probably one but I receive as and has a but HF

While I've never seen the Jet personally I doubt it will be $100 better than the HF, Grizzly, etc.. I have the HF and I think it's probably one of the most useful tools to have. The Jet will work

Hi Pat I have the HF 4x6 saw,I paid $99.99 + tax for it I took the Homier ad in with me and asked the manager at HF would he honor Homiers price he said sure and loaded it up for me.I like the heck

Hi, I am new to this forum and need some input on which saw to receive as a Christmas present from my wife. I was leaning towards the Harbor Freight which is presently on sale for $149.99 at the HF

Thanks, Jim. Actually, this saw (the Grizzly G9742) does NOT come with any sort of table, as it?s intended to be used horizontally. However, it can easily be converted to vertical use, so I can

It already comes with a small table for vertical use. Frank's is a major enhancement to it. Graciously, Jim Lakewood, CA

Congrats Jeff, Never built that table but it looks like an improvement over the stock one. Cut on..Bob good head and the base saws. I'm went can use it else built

Finally got a saw, so I guess I can now be a member of this list in good standing ;-) Took delivery of a Grizzly G9742 last week. This saw uses the same head and motor as the other 4x6 bandsaws, but

A quick search on Google turned up these guys: http://www.danco-inc.com/kysor_johnson_parts.html The headline on their site reads, ?Need Kysor/Johnson parts? We?re your number one source!? Hope

I was just given a kysor-johnson model R horizontal cutoff saw. It is missing the drive motor. Does anyone have any company information on this saw or know where I can locate a manual for this

Thanx, I saw your post and pics. I needed a cooling system for my Smithy 3in1 and since they were on sale I went ahead and bought one for the saw too. I still have to buy/build pans for both

OK, if you check the posts you should see an article where I describe building and using a recirculating coolant system from some household stuff. I built mine and have been using it from the second

HF had the 2gal. cooling system on sale for $35. so I bought a couple. Still waiting delivery - Meantime is anyone using one ? I've read a lot of posts asking about them but haven't run accross

<way2phastphil@n...> wrote: Perhaps you read the MetalMeet Forum? http://www.metalmeet.com/index.htm Paul R

You wrote: "What are you making with 2" steel ?" I wrote that post with sorta "tongue in cheek". However, here is what I have done with my saw. Cut 4" x 4" square steel tubing (3/16" walls) for