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I was good in school...until I met "whiskey" at the local curling rink bar, me'n school didnt last long after that, then I met my "wife to be" and whiskey became a didstnt memory along with school...she was much more fun to wakeup with than a hang over every morn....still is after 48 yrs.

Im not sure my offering will work as you say the work is a big piece that mounting in a drill press is not do-able however it may be do-able with a mag drill. I have done this a couple times & it does work. I have had to drill & tap a couple very hard receiver rings ( WW I over-hardening...

One of the most impressive "home-built's" I have ever seen, I can bet you smile to yourself every time you "squish" with it.

My cover hasnt been installed for 20 yrs...hasnt proven to be a safety hazard for me yet, i just never go close to the back end when turning but with it off much better to listen to gear clash and observe if something starts to snap crackle or pop.

And those industrial hacksaw blades make excellent butcher/hunting knife blanks when done their life in the saw.

I have used a make-shift platform like that a couple times for my saw. I just use a 8 inch wide piece of heavy web 6" angle iron C-clamped to the same spot on the saw as Dan's is

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If you look on the bottom photo in post #221 you can see the forward-off-reverse mechanism plainly, it is the bottom rod of the three. The operating handle is mounted on the far right-bottom of the apron and the switch you wanting is inside the small square box at fare left of that rod where it...

There are 2 models of the RF 30 that were offered back then, a 30 A and a 30B i cant remember which is which but one has a much heavier thicker column than the other and a slightly larger table dimension, the one in the photo in this thread is the lighter column.

Central Ab. 30 min from Red Deer...Im thinking close to 2000 km west of you.