Posted by Ed The Wine Farmer on December 31, 2010 at 17:32:49 from (207.7.190.84):
In Reply to: Old Band Saw? posted by dgasper on December 30, 2010 at 19:56:27:
My son picked up a 1900 Priable band saw a few years back. It is a 38" saw with a 19 ft. band. It came out of a pattern shop which was closed in 1944. It was alwas dry and had heat. We used it to make a new floor in my barn - ran it off a flat belt from my JD M. After the floor was done, we put a 5 Hp repulsion start motor on it. I can cut down a 10X10 oak cant join it and then plane it.That saw sat ther for 61 years just waiting for my son to bring it home. Ed [Ps It stands about 10' tall]
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