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Rick: A video of the hockey puck driving the jaw with that stud in place? ?

Good thinking! I recall a book by two rather old sisters called “The First Hundred Years.” Great title! Rick

That’s how you sell sequels! “Another 101 Uses For An Od Hockey Puck”

Bill, I have to limit myself to 101 ;-) Rick

Clever! I look forward to your book, ‘101 Uses For An Old Hockey Puck’ ! :) Other Bill

The movable jaw on my bandsaw can be annoying. It is secured to the leadscrew at a single point so is free to rotate far more than what is useful. This means having to correct its position almost

Here is a video ( https://youtu.be/GH4JghCSyAk ) of how I converted a hockey puck to a hand wheel drive. Rick

Hi aRM, sorry for being confusing. ? I have been communicating with John V on his paper regarding this topic. ? John is advocating machining the pivot shaft to get the pivot shaft parallel with the

OK.. I'm *finally* getting to the modification I wanted to make over Christmas vacation.? ?These are: 1. A guard to protect my down feed cylinder when loading long pieces of steel (I banged my

Hello? there David from deep down across the? pond in South? Africa U have? really done Some fantastic? work to make Your? Saw cut so accurately For us "Non-tech Newbies",? would have been nice

It's been a slow slog, but I think I have fixed my saw vertical and horizontal saw cutting issues.? ?Currently, I'm able to cut in the vertical and horizontal at less than .001"/" (my goal). My saw

I agree, yours is an elegant solution to the problem you faced. It actually allows an additional mod. that the standard vice does not - you now have the strength in the vice base to tap a series of

Basically I agree although I think I'd probably have to shim both wheels. Unfortunately, shimming the wheels with washers would also shift the blade to the left. Currently both my blade guides are

Hi Mark Sorry I haven’t weighed in on this discussion earlier, I was in a place with no cellphone coverage. You correctly surmised that the blade should run from the wheels and only be twisted

Hello? Dave That is one of the finest Commercially Produced Grinders U could own. Although we are from South? Africa, I had? looked at and studied the Machines that were available in Your Country

I made my grinder from a 1 hp pump motor. *https://youtu.be/9BYlGw5VPns*

Yeah...? I don't fully load the blade unless I'm cutting 5-inch bar or the likes. A feeler gauge works well for the blade guides but I have mine set good. The weld is slightly thick and I had to

Hello Arm, Yes, this is a Burr King, model 562 1"x42" belt grinder.? ?I was fortunate enough to buy this from a friend for these things are not common where I live.? This is a really nice tool.?

Hi Mark, I don't fully load my blade - I probably only load my blade to 5 -6 lb.? ?I believe that the bow weight should not exceed 8 lb (as measured by the force to support the saw on the end of

Yeah...? the left side arm is a good option if the saw body need to be lower on one side but my saw needs to be lower on both sides. Fortunately the pivot on my saw was dead on square. Watch this