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??? ??? That is probably the coolest mod I have seen for one of these saws . Did you have an drawings or did you just go rogue ? Nice job , thanks for sharing . ??? ??? animal

If that handle is still floppy, that will be the thing that gets you the most unexpected way. As the saw goes over forward,? the handle folds down allowing even more uncontrolled forward flipping

How about a table that converts from horizontal to vertical in one second? I pirated this idea many years ago and love it when needed. Sent: Friday, April 1, 2022 2:44 PM To:

Here's a simple one, that I found on the net somewhere, and made, other than the corner chopped off. That's to clear the vise if you leave it on all the time, which I don't. Not hing fancy, but it

Hello, Would anyone happen to have plans to build a vertical table? Photo's of custom tables would work too.

There is a pin on mine near the hinge point on the left side that locks the top to be body. I Always use that and have yet to have a scare. I've forgotten lots of other things but not this

That's the blades I use. I cut a lot of stainless, as well as alloys like 4140Q&T. The Lenox blades hold up better than any I've used. I did use Irwin's bi-metal blades for a while, since they were

Ya, I had it almost do the backflip on me once, now I always hold the top with one hand and the handle with the other when I move it. I got it on Fleebay but as mentioned if you order it from Jet it

Looks good Terry But Jims right, it WILL backflip on you, esp if you move it with the sawframe vertical. You'll tell yourself you'll never do it, but there will be that one time when you just need to

Looks great! Now, where did you purchase the stand?

It looks great, and I'm sure it's a lot sturdier than the original equipment, *but*...that saw is still ready to do a backflip if you lose control of the arm when you raise it.

I kept looking at making something up but just never seemed to find the time, this was a great compromise. BTW, I find these blades are fantastic with our little saws, they work great on all

Great news! Post a pic when you can!

Got the new stand today and it mounted right up, it's a big improvement over my original paper thin unit. You can't imagine the joy I felt throwing that old POS stand in the trash! Thanks for the

The motor on my Harbor Freight 4 x 6 lasted about 2 years, but it saw quite a bit of use in that time.? Rather than buy a new motor I put the money toward a Grizzly swivel base saw like you Bill and

I think any of the companies selling low costs saws out there, with China made motors, cheat. There are different grades of cheating, but they cheat. Back to you get what you pay for, and they are

Glad to hear it cuts well George. Your 1HP motor will never heat up on a 4x6, as its only running at 1/3 to 1/2 the load the motor is capable of. You'd think that Consumer Guarantee legislation would

John, Long time lurker but had to respond to the motor issue. My HF saw is about 10 yrs old and the first motor lasted about18 months. Was in the middle of a project and had to go to Grainger

The first time I experienced the tip-over-backward tendency of my HF saw I set about to eliminate it much the way that John Vreede did.? I used a couple of lengths of 1-1/2"x3/16" angle iron, bolting

Thanks guys, I should have the new base next week and will report back.? I was lucky to find that on Fleebay fairly reasonable, I saw a price from Jet somewhere that was over $700! I checked my