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Just got this picture send.

$25 later and a 10 in blade,

Guido.
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Richard G,

It seems a little tight at 4. I really don't know what that means, but it sounds good on the video he send me.

I will probably look at it and see if I can improve it's operation,

Guido.
 
Guido. Give ya $24.00 for it right now. No questions asked. Come on. Help a bud out ok? Wingnut
BTW. I think you did well. Great hearing from you. Wingnut
 
You couldn't give me one of those. But back when I was 17 I watch a guy cut 3 of his finger off with one and ever since I have not wanted to ever try to use one of them
 
Great saws, I've had one since I was a teenager learning how to work with wood in Industrial Arts class. I'm 70 now. I suspect it has a 1 hp motor. Just like everything else, you have to respect them. Enjoy
 
Old,
I understand, when one developed an adversity to a tool that can hurt you badly.

I think though,as I told my students, that the best safety device, is a careful man,

Guido.
 
Hey wingnuttx,

I'll $26 any day, a dollar for the gas to pick it up,

Guido.
 
What was odd in this case was the guy did wood work all the time and up till that day had never had a problem. It sure did mess up my date with his daughter also
 
My Grandpa had one like that.
It was a great saw. My Uncle hauled it
from Indiana to Colorado after Grandpa passed.
The pos Craftsman saw my Dad bought in 1977 was
donated to a rummage sale because no one in the
family wanted it.
 
Even took her to sort of very fancy dance thing at her dads country club. He was a College professor at teh same college my dad was in Cleveland MS Delta State U. That was back when I had my hippy look and hair half way down my back
 
(quoted from post at 18:22:01 10/03/21) You couldn't give me one of those. But back when I was 17 I watch a guy cut 3 of his finger off with one and ever since I have not wanted to ever try to use one of them


People get strange ideas about things. I'm constantly amazed at the number of people who state without reservation that a buzz saw run by a flat belt is certain death to anyone who even looks at it, much less uses one. Yet these same people use skilsaws, chainsaws, smoke, drink and drive, like to have a good buzz on before deer hunting, etc. People are really odd animals.
 
I have one very similar that was my grandfathers. Mine is not on a roller base but is permanently mounted. You got a great deal on a great saw.
 
Complacently will bite you every time. Sadly seen it a couple of times in the work place. Almost bit me on a forklift one time.
 
My dad had an old Craftsman with motor out the back.
He installed a 3 phase motor to saw. Nothing could stop the dull blade. It would smoke through anything.
Only problem, he ran the blade too fast and damaged the bearings.
 
I have one I used it to put windows in my house. Make window trim and have ripped 2x6 to make different size dimensions . That said that scares the daylights out of me. Im very careful watch where I put my fingers. I worked in a major factory handling sheet metal- 80 ton presses - worked on cars . Im 70 years old and I like my fingers very much. You just have to watch what youre doing ALL the time.
 
Davyfireball,

I have a smaller one 8 blade I use on top
of my wood working tool bench.

Someone invented the push stick to keep
their fingers,

Guido.
 
rlp in Co,

It is a Sears 10.Have not look at motor yet.
Probably get a chance tomorrow,

Guido.
 
rlp in Co,

It's A Sears 10 saw. Here is the motor plate,

Guido.
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