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Hey, Guys! I've always been here in the background, you know, lurking...I guess it's called. I don't have a whole lot to contribute these days. I haven't been making too much of anything, and what I have done has been top-secret stuff for work. I still aspire to getting back to it. All the tools are in the garage. Arthritis and the disc injury from several years ago have taken their toll. It's all I can do to work 40 hours. Can't wait to retire in a few years or so. -
Just took delivery on a new 14/12 and cannot get a Timberwolves 115" blade to go on the saw. Tension is off, tension wheel adjusted all the way to max looseness. What am I missing ?
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Don't distract me with more projects, I'm struggling to finish the one I'm working on... Put a new battery in my wife's car. The negative bolt is stuck so the negative terminal is a little loose. I'll pick up a new bolt tomorrow when I turn in the old battery. Will replace the stuck bolt next week when it's a little warmer. -
* I laid the blade on the table of the saw and didnt notice anything * Leading edge was proper width, trailing edge ~3/16 narrow over 30" * 3/4" * Good thought, I might do that tonight. * good to know, I'll check into it. I'm not worried about umph, it's a 3Hp saw...but a 7.25" blade makes it feel unstoppable! -
You know, when this bed project is done and hung, you're gonna be ready for a nap.
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