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  • Originally posted by brian Rupnow View Post
    If you were in Canada you'd be able to put some marahootchy plants in there!!!
    I presume that translates as high quality Canadian weed?

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    • Originally posted by thaiguzzi View Post
      I presume that translates as high quality Canadian weed?
      You assume correctly--It was legalized this week.
      Brian Rupnow
      Design engineer
      Barrie, Ontario, Canada

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      • Originally posted by PStechPaul View Post
        That does look nice:

        We have a pair of bay windows just like that, except without the built in planter box and storage.



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        • New Canadian anthem:


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          The new flag:


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          Paul , P S Technology, Inc. and MrTibbs
          USA Maryland 21030

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          • Finally got my old Bainbridge 7x12 bandsaw cutting with no derailments, help, etc! So stoked. Just cut a section of 3/4" rebar like butter!!
            Love bring tools back to life.
            On the hunt for ALL things Wade 8a Lathe. If you have ANY leads for parts, tooling, etc. Please send me a private message.

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            • Busted out the old 3D printer to do some enclosure prototypes at work, decided to try printing a model of an ER32 collet. Thought maybe it could work as an emergency workholding collet on the lathe.


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              • Originally posted by Darren M View Post
                Finally got my old Bainbridge 7x12 bandsaw cutting with no derailments, help, etc! So stoked. Just cut a section of 3/4" rebar like butter!!
                Love bring tools back to life.
                Rebar is the devil.

                had to cut a lot of rebar for a basement wall replacement we were doing for the pastor... I do not know how many I cut, but I was using a portaband, and eventually I realized that the teeth had long worn off, and the thing was basically rubbing it's way through. We did not have another band, either, of course.

                The rebar was pretty clean, but a little rusty. may have been the rust, may have just been "rebar" made of whatever junk they had left.
                CNC machines only go through the motions.

                Ideas expressed may be mine, or from anyone else in the universe.
                Not responsible for clerical errors. Or those made by lay people either.
                Number formats and units may be chosen at random depending on what day it is.
                I reserve the right to use a number system with any integer base without prior notice.
                Generalizations are understood to be "often" true, but not true in every case.

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                • I tried to cut some HF rebar with a bolt cutter, and barely dented it. So I used a hand hacksaw to saw about halfway through, then used a BMF hammer to break it. Only had a couple cuts to make, and I touched up the burrs with the grinder.
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                  Paul , P S Technology, Inc. and MrTibbs
                  USA Maryland 21030

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                  • Originally posted by Darren M View Post
                    Finally got my old Bainbridge 7x12 bandsaw cutting with no derailments, help, etc! So stoked. Just cut a section of 3/4" rebar like butter!!
                    Love bring tools back to life.
                    I'd look after my saw blades, be they band or hack. The best way to cut rebar is with an abrasive disc.

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                    • Loaded a 14,000# electric fork lift. Boy do I have more room now!

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                      • Originally posted by J Tiers View Post
                        Rebar is the devil.
                        Agreed!

                        Originally posted by thaiguzzi View Post
                        I'd look after my saw blades, be they band or hack. The best way to cut rebar is with an abrasive disc.
                        Yes sir. My test on rebar was just that, a test. Will be relegating rebar cutting to a disc. Now to break the saw down, give a thorough cleaning followed by a paint job. Going to include my young teenagers in this part of the process so who knows what color it will be. Daughter says pink, son says black. I'm leaning towards royal/midnight blue. Maybe a black stand, blue body with pink accents. ( I think I'm kidding....)
                        On the hunt for ALL things Wade 8a Lathe. If you have ANY leads for parts, tooling, etc. Please send me a private message.

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                        • Originally posted by thaiguzzi View Post
                          I'd look after my saw blades, be they band or hack. The best way to cut rebar is with an abrasive disc.
                          When you are handed a portaband, you use it.........
                          CNC machines only go through the motions.

                          Ideas expressed may be mine, or from anyone else in the universe.
                          Not responsible for clerical errors. Or those made by lay people either.
                          Number formats and units may be chosen at random depending on what day it is.
                          I reserve the right to use a number system with any integer base without prior notice.
                          Generalizations are understood to be "often" true, but not true in every case.

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                          • Originally posted by J Tiers View Post
                            When you are handed a portaband, you use it.........
                            ....and count yourself grateful for not having to hacksaw it by hand
                            Just chucked up an inch bar of EN8 and parted off because I couldn't be arsed to hacksaw another one!

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                            • I have a surface grinder, have had it for more than 10 years , could never understand why the rapid downfeed didnt work. Obtained a circuit diagram a few years ago , it was a hand drawn schematic from the 1960's it is complex and difficult to follow as there are many interlocks and the diagram is not in english its Czech. I finally bit the bullet and head down I read the schematic out loud untill I understood how this works, my wife said nothing which was probably best. There is nothing wrong with the machine , everyone should know you should energise the mag table and press both down feed buttons at the same time to get the vert down feed operational . i filled the coolant with 20 gallons of water and some coolant stuff then had a plesant afternoon grinding
                              My neighbours diary says I have boundary issues

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                              • Originally posted by Yow Ling View Post
                                I have a surface grinder, have had it for more than 10 years , could never understand why the rapid downfeed didnt work. Obtained a circuit diagram a few years ago , it was a hand drawn schematic from the 1960's it is complex and difficult to follow as there are many interlocks and the diagram is not in english its Czech. I finally bit the bullet and head down I read the schematic out loud untill I understood how this works, my wife said nothing which was probably best. There is nothing wrong with the machine , everyone should know you should energise the mag table and press both down feed buttons at the same time to get the vert down feed operational . i filled the coolant with 20 gallons of water and some coolant stuff then had a plesant afternoon grinding

                                Got a chuckle out of this, almost like getting a new machine with extra features. Glad you got it sorted out.

                                Reading a complicated Czech schematic is one thing but I'm always amazed when someone has had a piece of equipment in the yard for several years and has never once read the owners manual. Then when someone else points out some of the machines' features that are clearly discussed in the manual, it is as an almost biblical revelation. Definitely a Kodak moment. LOL
                                Home, down in the valley behind the Red Angus
                                Bad Decisions Make Good Stories​

                                Location: British Columbia

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