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a couple of months ago I was going to cut a piece of Saddle Mountain Pet wood and got carried away with tractor and damaged the blade guides. Had to made new one. Any way it back together and i am cutting on the Saddle mountain wood.
Are you dripping a slurry in the kerf? It looks like you're running it dry?
If we were able to carry the love and tolerance shown here into the world as a whole and get anyone to follow the example set, who knows what could be born from that? Stonemon RIP
Are you dripping a slurry in the kerf? It looks like you're running it dry?
Diamond segments and lubing with diesel, it ran without diesel just before I took this photo.
Diamond segments? That blade looks home made. Please tell me about it.
If we were able to carry the love and tolerance shown here into the world as a whole and get anyone to follow the example set, who knows what could be born from that? Stonemon RIP
you can buy the diamond segments and then just silver solder them on the blade which is tool steel. some I have seen some that are 4130 chrome moly steel/ search this site for drag saw aand my name and you will find other posts that I have made about the saw.
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rocknrob: That was one heck of a windstorm that thankfully missed me. I guess Seatac almost hit 60mph gusts. I bet those were some fun landings
Nov 20, 2024 21:55:16 GMT -5
rocknrob: I'll always love my pet rock, he's such a geode boy.
Nov 22, 2024 9:27:33 GMT -5
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