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By Larry Moore · Posted
Looks good but with only 8'6" ceilings it doesn't work with 9' to 10' stock -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
I like vertical storage, so much easier to pick through the stock. Helps if you have high ceilings.... -
That's exactly how we did it. With 3 people it was pretty easy. The "movers" were actually the electricians installing the new 30 amp circuit. Once it was about half way up it was easier to just lift it up by hand. By that time the center of gravity had shifted enough that we just had to hold it back so it wouldn't tip the other direction. Since it was strapped, I knew it wouldn't go too far. Pretty much. So much of the info online about this saw is outdated. This is the 3rd version since they introduced it almost 20 years ago and getting consistent or up-to-date info is hard. For instance, comments on other forums said it would come covered in grease that would take hours to remove and then would still be sprayed all over the place the first few times you ran the machine. Not so. I went to Lowes and got 2 big cans of WD40 for the occasion. Now I have a lifetime supply. The table was coated in oil to prevent rust - 5 minutes with citrus cleaner followed by a coat of wax and done. I ordered 2 blades right after I ordered the saw, a 1" Lenox Woodmaster carbide tipped and a 1/2" GT. They're supposed to arrive Monday. Until then... -
By treeslayer · Posted
well done Kev, and that edge out idea is a great one, never thought of that -
Good show, and good idea. I like that the boards are stacked edge out so ther's no "bottom of the pile" to get lost in.
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