The specs say the saw weighs 2200 lbs. I haven't picked it up yet. The auction just ended a few hours ago.
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The specs say the saw weighs 2200 lbs. I haven't picked it up yet. The auction just ended a few hours ago.
It's the only 36" saw that will fit. That top wheel moves 10" vertically. I just have to run a shorter blade to have the wheel below 8'. They typically run somewhere around 8'2" or 8'4" depending on the blade length used.
John
The specs say the saw weighs 2200 lbs.
8-O :eusa_doh:A handtruck should do the trick ....:rotflm::rotflm::rotflm:
You don't even have room for the tools you have. You going to move the shop into the house?
I'm probably one of the only members that actually owns a pallet jack. It can take up to 5000 lbs so I should be ok.
I bet eveyone within helping distance of unloading this thing will be out of the country that day!
Nope, you are not (and it isn't me). I know a member that has a pallet jack, a front end loader with forks, and a motor lift. He is quiet about it, but he has the disease. Not as bad as you, but worse than me.
Well, you lasted longer than any of us expected! I don't think I can add much more to the comments above. Except - yes you can bring lumber straight into the shop to the band saw providing you move the shaper. But that wood will (hopefully) come out the other side of the saw and be maneuvered. That should be interesting. :lol:
I know who you mean, and he does have it bad:lol: :lol:
That is what I was thinking.
:lol::lol:
Your shop sounds a lot like the "Tardis" on Dr who. Bigger on the inside than on the outside!!
Bernhard.... they are talking about you. :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
I know that guy too!!!!!!!!!
He has it really BAD!
LOL, if only that were true.
I will move my lumber rack out of the shop to free up some space. It looks like the garage is going to become a permanent offsite for my shop.
LOL!!!!!!
The Tardis. OMG! I remember the old Dr Who shows.
I too would like to have an addition. Been thinking about a lean to/shed on the back side to store lumber, put the air compressor and dust collector in. Would gain a lot of space...... Oh well, LOML would kill me.......
I too would like to have an addition. Been thinking about a lean to/shed on the back side to store lumber, put the air compressor and dust collector in. Would gain a lot of space...... Oh well, LOML would kill me.......
Well, I started the 10-step program. I am on Step 8.....8 more pieces of equipment. By that time the shop space will be the limiting factor.
Actually, I did stray fom the program: Had to buy some steel and -lo and behold- there was a big Jet metal cutting band saw in the showroom at Dillon. After lusting and drooling over it, my friend (who works at Dillon) casually informed me that the did get a shipment of 10 of those and 2 of them came in damaged and needed to be disposed off. Out of the goodness of my heart, I offered my services to clear out those piles of scrap. To make a long story short, I took both for some -minor-nominal sum of money. All that was damaged was a scratch, one of the stop switch levers and one brass brush wheel cleaner was bend. After exhaustive repair (about 5 min) the saws were in perfect shape.
Not a 36" bandsaw, just a little one.
Bernhard
I thought you had said you were through buying tools?
Now you need a metal brake, don't you?
Now you need a metal brake, don't you?
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