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Hi Mark, I don't fully load my blade - I probably only load my blade to 5 -6 lb.? ?I believe that the bow weight should not exceed 8 lb (as measured by the force to support the saw on the end of the

Yeah...? the left side arm is a good option if the saw body need to be lower on one side but my saw needs to be lower on both sides. Fortunately the pivot on my saw was dead on square. Watch this

Hello? there Sir? DAVID from? deep? down? across the Pond in Sunny? South? Africa? !!! Regret? this? is? totally? off? TOPIC Couldn't? help? eye-balling? Your? good? looking? BELT?

Hey Mark, Can you post some pictures of your issue?? ?I haven't ever heard of this before. Maybe you need to adjust your saw body by loosening the bolts on the rear, left hand side (I'm looking at

I purchased a motor starter and a 6.4A heater insert.? ?My motor is a 1/3? HP Dayton with a full load amperage of 6.7Amps.? ?I completely rewired my saw and also wired in a duplex socket so I can

Hello, I'm new to this group. I've had a YouTube channel for a while (Winky's Workshop) which is mostly metal working although I include some woodworking. For several years I used a power hacksaw I

That Grizzly G9742 is a pricey saw. $695 + $125 freight = $820 OUCH!. $335.05 more than the more common style Grizzly G0622. I have a JET HVBS-56M 5x6 that has served me well for 12 years. But it has

I decided to give the Femi 782xl a try.? I'm hoping it'll do everything I need.? I figure ifI find I need something larger I'll go for a 7x12" to pair with it in the future. Thanks for the help.

I built a wheeled wooden base the width of a file cabinet and the length of the saw base.? A cheap 2-drawer file sits on the front of the base, and I built a crude set of drawers to occupy the rear

It's 'Horses for courses' as always. I use my saw constantly but would cut mitres only 2 or 3 times a year. Even then I don't need long length mitre cutting capability. I find it easier to square cut

I bought a G9742 saw in 2006. The miter feature is very handy, and I use it a lot. Saves a lot of set up time. The stand, has a smaller footprint, and is much better built than regular 4” x 6”

What about the mitering head versions like the Grizzly G9742 or the Jet HBS-56S?? I've been thinking about the limited space I have in my garage and where I was planning to put my saw based on

Hi Jim, Thanks for your help on picking the correct motor starter. I purchased this starter on eBay:

My HF saw motor died in the middle of a critical project and I decided to buy a Baldor motor from Grainger.? It has performed admirably and even though it was a bit more than the saw cost new, I have

Hi Dave It was easier to write a reply in a word doc. Pls see attached - jv wrote:

Thank you so much for the documentation John. I"ve? been going through my saw very slowly.? ?I determined that the pivot holes on my saw frame were really oversized and different diameters.? ?The

What is missing from the graphic is the motor's thermal damage limit. These are difficult to get for industrial sized 3-phase motors and I have never seen one for a 1-phase motor. I'm not saying they

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# of starts per hour, and the state between starts are also significant issues. Every time you start a motor, until the motor is up to speed, you are adding a big bunch of heat energy into the