Posted by Bryce Frazier on August 11, 2013 at 17:11:15 from (67.142.168.143):
Hi guys it's Bryce. I have this buzz saw sitting out in my yard, and am wondering if it is home made or factory, and if so what brand? I took sometime today and really studied it, and here is what I have found: It is built REALLY well, as good as it should be if it was coming from factory. Everything matches in size, and nothing has been cobbled up in order to fit. Still has a lot of paint left on it which is Orange and Green. There isn't a single part number on it. Also has these funny clamp deal-e-o's up on front, and I can't figure out what they were for? I think that it is some type of New Idea saw, but have never seen another machine like it? The guy I got it from favored New Idea, and was terrible at making things with a welder. Let me know what you guys think, here are a few pics! THANKS, Bryce
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