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Hello, This might be a little off topic for a machining group but I have a metal-working-related question that someone here might be able to provide some good information about. ?I recently came

So many awesome options! This is great. The one I liked best was that simple piece of plate bent at one end and held in the bench vise. Simple and cheap, and does not take much space in the shop. My

Love my Swag band saw table with slots for Incra v27 miter gauge .Love that both made in USA ,not Asia links below . Kind regards , Ron retired Defense high density

Try Swag Off RoadThey make a nice series of stands that fit on a workbench. I have one for my corded Milwaukee saw and would recommend it.

Research how Blondie Hacks modified her saw with a table Dennis via Moto Z3 716-720-0940

Universal Portable Band Saw Benchtop Stand harborfreight.comHere’s a commercial version. Charles

Hey folks , I have this old Milwaukee porta band that has ben hanging out since i retired . It's a lot heavier that I remember them being . Have any of you come up with a bench or even a free standing

Originally, yes, but corrected to the clamp plate later. Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad

The clamp is what I needed, thank you! Of course I'm already 3/4 of the way of building a replacement based on my own (crude) measurements. LOL Allen Underdown allen@... Sent from my mobile

Drawing for the tailstock base....which IS what the OP asked for....unless I am mistaken? ( yes I know the M6-7 is the part number for the clamp.....but more info in our posts is always

This is the drawing for the clamp...which is what the OP wants? http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/51/29798.pdf

Hello Bill: In his initial post on this topic Allen Underdown specifically asked for the tailstock base (bottom tailstock): " Anybody know where I can find a bottom tailstock M6-7 replacement for a

That's a tailstock base, not the clamping plate. Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad

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All there is for what? If you have the tools, you can build better and more complex tools. If you have the skills. The guys who started all this had files and hammers and chisels and saws. Now there

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For future reference you can build an "oven" from firebrick to concentrate the heat from multiple torches. It's not impossible to find propane or acetylene torches that are airbreathers, like the

I forgot about these guyz , thay may have one https://bmpartstech.com/ animal

Youngest is a professional welder - he said it would be a PITA as small as it is. I also don't have anything that generates enough heat to braze. I figured if I couldn't find one I'd call

Also, cast iron is not too difficult to braze. If it's not in too many parts. Forney makes a nickle-based brazing rod if you want a slightly better color match, and brass brazing rod will work.