I finally got around to building a stand to get my bandsaw up tall enough to work with my pipe stands. Also completed a couple of other mods in the process
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Very nice...Looks real solid plus good access to everything.Hobart IM210
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Big 'ol Walker-Turner drill press w/ XY table
8" x 12" HF lathe
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That's great! I like the way you rigged the switch. Much better than the OEM version. I'm going to have to get busy and keep up!
DaveStill building my new old truck - see the progress!
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Originally posted by Larwyn View PostI finally got around to building a stand to get my bandsaw up tall enough to work with my pipe stands. Also completed a couple of other mods in the process
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Impressive setup, great work. Can you give us any details on your cooling fluid setup, it looks neat??Mike in Fort Wayne
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Miller 180 Syncrowave TIG /// Hobart HH187 MIG
TD 39 Plasma Cutter /// Smith O/A
Jet 4x6 Band Saw /// Rigid Chop Saw
DeWalt Grinders /// Atlas 618 lathe/Atlas Mill/Shaper
Snap-On Roll Cab & tools
Wet & Dry Sandblasters /// IR 5hp air compressor
24X32 shop - my space
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Mike
The coolant pump is a Harbor Freight item. In order to accommodate it, I made the shelf to hold the pump and the pan under the saw with the drain back into the pump resivoir. I decided to use the magnetic mount coolant nozzle because it can easily be used on the drill press when I need it there. I did end up making a bracket to clamp that magnet to the saw, but it is still just one bolt to move the nozzle to the drill press. Actually I did eliminate the magnet on the light, it tended to fall off too often. Seems like that saw is only slightly magnetic..........LOLLarry
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Originally posted by Larwyn View PostMike
The coolant pump is a Harbor Freight item. In order to accommodate it, I made the shelf to hold the pump and the pan under the saw with the drain back into the pump resivoir. I decided to use the magnetic mount coolant nozzle because it can easily be used on the drill press when I need it there. I did end up making a bracket to clamp that magnet to the saw, but it is still just one bolt to move the nozzle to the drill press. Actually I did eliminate the magnet on the light, it tended to fall off too often. Seems like that saw is only slightly magnetic..........LOL
Thanks for the info. I've got a couple of questions:
Is the H.F. pump from one of their parts washers or did it come out of another piece of equipment?
Where did you find the magnetic mount nozzle or did you make it yourself?
What are all the other lines running down the machine? The pic's are not too clear.
Thanks again,
MikeMike in Fort Wayne
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Miller 180 Syncrowave TIG /// Hobart HH187 MIG
TD 39 Plasma Cutter /// Smith O/A
Jet 4x6 Band Saw /// Rigid Chop Saw
DeWalt Grinders /// Atlas 618 lathe/Atlas Mill/Shaper
Snap-On Roll Cab & tools
Wet & Dry Sandblasters /// IR 5hp air compressor
24X32 shop - my space
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