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12-15-2006 #1
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Rigid Bandsaw Mod
Yeah, its tool related, but I have had so many emails about this, I figure I might as well get the word out.
I have put together a draft document with the basics to slow down a Home Depot, Rigid bandsaw to cut steel.
http://www.x1nova.com/Tools.html
The document is a draft version, but I will be updating it some more this weekend and as time goes on.
click on the "jackshaft draft pdf" to download the pdf file.
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12-15-2006 #2
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so insted of messing with the current or voltage to the motor you changed the pullies?
-Tas
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'67 Mustang notchback: The fabled $500 non running project car: 308, auto, 2 barrel (now 4), AC(now removed), 5 lug, disk front, drum rear, power brakes and steering... that I got started and home for $65 :D
12-16-2006 #3
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The original pulleys stay in place, a jackshaft assembly is bolted to the bottom.
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Nicely done. I wish I would have had that when I did mine. Oh well, I learned alot during this project. Phillip
12-17-2006 #5
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Thanks, John. I've been checking the site hoping to see the kits for awhile. This will definately work.
Brian
'68 Chevy Stepside-Fatman, HTH, 8.8, Baer, Hydratech, LS1/T56. I know it's a truck but you gotta start somewhere and I need the challenge.
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