Milkman31
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That's awesome! Well thought out! Thanks for sharing.
Bench saw holder homemade!
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Just informative this board are 7- 8 diferent parts so what tools you buy you can bay and the board number for theese tools , each part of the board cost about 70-80 euros ( i speak for here europe the chainsawbholder that you see is about 600 eu but if you make or find a ball about 7 cm diameter is very easy to do it
dieselfitter
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I made a little progress on the vise I've been building. It isn't done yet. Here are some pics of the project.
Drilled plate. 8 equally spaced holes will allow the Saw to be rotated and locked in position.
Pressing shaft into plate
Plate has been turned down until round and now is drilled for retaining bolt.
Tapping the hole.
quick mock up.
I'll post more pictures later.
Drilled plate. 8 equally spaced holes will allow the Saw to be rotated and locked in position.
Pressing shaft into plate
Plate has been turned down until round and now is drilled for retaining bolt.
Tapping the hole.
quick mock up.
I'll post more pictures later.
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Milkman31
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That's going to be nice! I bet it will last three life times!!!
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And, I hear he is making extras for friends . . . !
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Does he need more "friends " ?
R DeLawter
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Nice work and a lot of other interesting things being shone in the pictures. Show us a picture of the lathe and mill.
R DeLawter
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Been here for a little while and just realized that was my first post. Great place to be and thanks for letting me aboard.
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Welcome. Recognize the name from the "old site"
idiotwithasaw
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Ok now the question I have to ask is why. What is the advantage to having one of these?
dieselfitter
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Thanks for the kind words, guys.
This is the only one I plan on making. If someone is wanting some help with a specific part, holes located, drilled, bored... I'm not against helping them out.
Here are some pics of the lathes and mills.
This is the only one I plan on making. If someone is wanting some help with a specific part, holes located, drilled, bored... I'm not against helping them out.
Here are some pics of the lathes and mills.
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It's kinda like having a 3rd hand to hold the saw while you work on it. So you aren't chasing it all over the bench.
idiotwithasaw
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I have more trouble chasing the parts I take off the saws than I do the saw itself. Lol. Parts, tools, my mind. I seem to lose everything nowadays.
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dieselfitter
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Thanks,(I think).I think I hate you...or I'm just jealous ...I'm not sure yet.....
I gotta be honest, I don't own the mill in the corner or the smaller lathe. My neighbor is a toolmaker and keeps them at my shop.
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Man I could screw up all kinds of chit if I had a neighbor with a mill, or a lathe....(or a screw driver...)
You're a lucky dude.
Luv the shop.
dieselfitter
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More chainsaw vise pics.
The locking pin is 5/8" necked down to 3/8".
The locking pin tubing needs a shoulder in the bore. I tapped 3/4" threads, jammed a bolt in it and cut it off.
The pin was necked down to accommodate a spring. I saved valve body springs from my days of rebuilding automotive transmission.
That's all I have for now. It is ready to be welded together. I dropped it off at a friends shop for welding. His TIG welds look nicer than my MIG welds.
I'll post pictures when I get it back in a few weeks.
The locking pin is 5/8" necked down to 3/8".
The locking pin tubing needs a shoulder in the bore. I tapped 3/4" threads, jammed a bolt in it and cut it off.
The pin was necked down to accommodate a spring. I saved valve body springs from my days of rebuilding automotive transmission. That's all I have for now. It is ready to be welded together. I dropped it off at a friends shop for welding. His TIG welds look nicer than my MIG welds.
I'll post pictures when I get it back in a few weeks.
R DeLawter
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Nice shop and Bridgeport & LeBlond are well respected names.
