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Antique dual arbor (two blades) 16" table saw with wood frame and Babbitt bearings. Also included is a 5" jointer that mounts to the left side of the saw frame. It has a round cutter head and Babbitt bearings. Bed is 42" long. Currently not installed. The saw is run by a jack shaft that is mounted at the end of the base. The jointer is run by the big flat belt pulley on this shaft. A V-belt pulley is also on the shaft and can be used to power the entire machine with your gas or electric motor. Or you could run it with a flat belt in place of the jointer belt, or mount another pulley on the shaft. The table is 3' by 4'9". The footprint of the base is 7'6" by 32". It will fit in the back of a normal pickup truck. Either of the two blades can be positioned to cut, only one runs at a time. You can install one for crosscut, and one for ripping, and switch between them in seconds without turning the saw off or changing blades with a wrench. The sliding "rolling" table has a lock to keep it from moving when not cross cutting. Included is a cross cut fence and a rip fence, the rip fence will angle. Two blades installed and 3 others included, four of them are 16" diameter. I had this saw running a few years ago with my own motor, not included, and it ran fine, the Babbitt bearings were snug, and had room for adjustment if needed. (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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