With the tires crowned and some new bearings my 14" Walker Turner from 1948 is finally done.
Best friends!
-tyler
July 16, 2010
Band saw number 2
My personal projects always tend to get pushed aside and gather dust for some months. I've been meaning to finish up a band saw restore, but i halted at crowning the tires. My last band saw's tires where tedious and harry, so I've been avoiding the task. But at the time of my discouragement i lacked a disk sander, what a difference the right tool can make.
With the tires crowned and some new bearings my 14" Walker Turner from 1948 is finally done.
Best friends!
-tyler
With the tires crowned and some new bearings my 14" Walker Turner from 1948 is finally done.
Best friends!
-tyler
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Genius setup.
ReplyDeleteHow'd it work?
it couldn't go any better.
ReplyDeletethat looks like a huge disc sander... who knew kelowna was such a hot bed of arn.
ReplyDeletethe disc sander actually came from Boeing in Seattle, i did some poaching. Its a 24" Max, you should see it sharpen a pencil! I can't complain Kelowna has provided my table saw, shaper, and Walker turner band saw.
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