[AT] PTO-driven table saw - Dang it !!!

[R Mull]

You could power a large fan off that flat pulley and stay cool.

Thanks,
Robert Mull
Woodstock, Georgia
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Subject: Re: [AT] PTO-driven table saw - Dang it !!!


> On 24 Feb 2005 at 19:20, Howard R. Weeks wrote:
>
>> Farmer,
>>
>> Looks like it is set up for belt drive as well.
>> Looks like a big jointer rather than a planer.  Those have to spin
>> the blade rather fast - so belt might even be better for that.
>>
>> Howard Weeks
>> Harlem, GA
>
>
>
>
> Yeah, I consider it a jointer. Some folks call them a jointer / planer. I 
> was looking at
> the belt pullies trying to decide if it was built as a driving pully or if 
> it was planned
> to power another tool from the same drive. It used to be common to do 
> that. I noticed
> that it was a drive and idler set but didn't notice a shifter fork. It 
> might just be two
> drive pullies set together to handle a wider belt.
> The fence that is sitting now like for the saw (I would call it an edger) 
> is also the
> jointer fence and looks like it could also serve as a mount for a tool 
> rest for the
> grinder.
> It should make a very busy looking demonstration along next to my buzzsaw 
> and a big pile
> of slabwood. Like the buzz saw it also looks like a very good place for a 
> great deal of
> caution.   :-)   and maybe a few homemade guards.
>
> Mattias, I doubt it would float well...   ;-)
>
> Maybe that pully could be used to drive an air conditioner and a 
> refrigerator.   ;-)
>
>
> -- 
> "farmer", Esquire
> At Hewick Midwest
>      Wealth beyond belief, just no money...
>
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> Cleasby Yorkshire England, Virginia, Kentucky then Indiana. Here 100 years
> before the revolution.
>
>
> Francis Robinson
> Central Indiana USA
> robinson at svs.net
>
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