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Images in Public (ksd050)

Images in Public (ksd050)

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Public (ksd050)

  • Disassembled
  • Very glad I didn't plug it in when I got home, this is what the inside of the switch looked like. Neutral and Earth wires twisted together
  • Original Bench Saw
  • Original Bench Saw
  • New Motor and Arbor box
  • All done
  • 2
  • Rails
  • Wedges on tracks with threaded rod for lift
  • Threaded rod through bearings
  • Bearings on motor/arbor box rest on wedges to allow blade lift
  • Back side
  • Another angle
  • Steel reinforcement
  • Bearings for Trunions to roll on
  • Bearing ready to go in
  • Cut to size, mounted with 3mm aluminium trim for bearings to run on
  • Lining everything up. Ply trunions were cut with router in circle jig
  • another angle
  • Height adjustment was uncomfortably low, so a couple of wood gears bring it up to a better working height
  • For ages I was convinced I should use the 5mm steel plates from the original bench saw.. but after 2 failed attempts I gave up and used formply
  • lifting mech fitted to bring the saw up onto castors
  • Building the fence
  • Many clamps
  • new, Formply tabletop with messmate edging
  • fence rail attached to table top
  • table top to base attached via T nuts
  • Shiny!
  • IMG_20200201_172323.jpg
  • Tabs at the back to attach table top, allow for adjustment
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