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Goldie & McCulloch 10"...Universal Woodworker... Hello, my name is Jarrett, and I have an addiction... It's been 17hrs since my last fix....
I'm afraid things are getting worse for me. No matter how hard I try to convince myself "this will be the last...
Started by J. Vibert on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
Not much activity....
:'( sorry I gotta pull myself together, its just so beautiful things are necessary, nature, study and practice." Henry Ward Beecher Re: Goldie & McCulloch 10" Jointer" Jointer...
Re: Goldie & McCulloch 10" Jointer...
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My old Beaver 3800 Jointer This was one of the tools that my friends grandfather had in his home shop. He was a cabinetmaker for many many years. He's over 80 now and health has dictated that he stop using such tools. It was given to my friends father...
Started by Ryan in Edmonton on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
I see you got the extensions on your jointer 3800 to refresh my memory!! the cutterhead/pulley rides on tapered roller bearings similar should be more than adequete and it looks like....
Queen of Design Opportunities Re: My dirty old Beaver...
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Old woodworking 300mm (12inch) wide Jointer Planer /surfacer / buzzer in good working order - $260
Round Cutterhead with newly sharpened knives
3 HP 3 Phase Motor
Inspection / Pick-up from Zillmere, Brisbane
Ph 0414 380 325
Pick-up is preferred (but I...
Started by Ben + on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
If only it was in Melb..
What an absolute BARGAIN.
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Apologies for the redundant advice in that case.
Don't think H&F carry the Veritas jig; try Carbatec.
In your shoes I'd also be researching whether after-market TCT or HSS blades were available. Maybe make a trip down to the local saw doctor?
In any case...
Started by rsser on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
Maybe make a trip down to the local saw doctor?... .
In your shoes I'd also be researching whether after-market TCT or HSS blades were available .
Don't think H&F carry the Veritas jig; try Carbatec.
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I have a Carbatec CTJ-350 Jointer that I'm thinking of upgrading with a Shelix head. I think it is the Grizzly G0490, can anyone confirm this?
It sure looks like it.
G0490 8" Jointer with Parallelogram Beds
The head itself is US $385 plus postage.
H88...
Started by Geoff Dean on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
The new Shelix head spindle is a little bit shorter ... .
There is one difference but not critical.
Still the correct head for your jointer.
It is now working and cuts ok with some snipes .
Carbatec 8" jointer CTJ-350 this weekend 18th March.
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At The Hills Mens Shed, I am helping to restore/rebuild a HYCO 8" jointer. A big heavy cast iron thing of some beauty, if you happen to be into things like that. (and if you're not I shall need an explanation and a note from your Mum).
It has been cleaned...
Started by Avery on
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by 1 people.
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I've come across one of these restored. The issue i have is it has a clamshell style cutterhead on it. I've heard alot of people say they wouldn't use these because of safety reasons.
I would like to replace the cutterhead but the only one ive seen is...
Started by jim engen on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkingtalk):
Probably has a flat belt pulley that would have to be adapted also.
To fit the Babbit journals.
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On Wed, 7 Oct 2009 19:23:31 -0700 (PDT), Hoosierpopi <gooeytarballs@gmail.com
On While I cannot comment on the Jointer question directly / from
experience, I can offer an accounting of an experience helping an
electrician pal years ago with a restraint...
Started by Hoosierpopi on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
For a jointer.
Indicate more than simply a pulley diameter change
problem--the additional torque of a minor speed limit of motor and circuit or the change was a very significant
percentage change.
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Machine maintenance I had an interesting day while using my tablesaw. It is an older Rockwell/beaver contractor saw. I was cutting some plywood when all of a sudden the belt came off and flew out of the back of saw towards me The belt was still in tact...
Started by Todd on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
Eventually took the top off and discovered the set screw on arbor pulley had to whole thing is to develope ....
Or fasteners on your machinery? Usually when the pulley flies off (although I can only recall one a rattling noise on shut down.
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Hi, i have searched the archives and found only one reference to this tool - Ezycut. It was posted in 1999 and there are no threads.
A pair of us has just acquired this combo tool. It has a single phase motor and an adjustable pulley system that runs ...
Started by debwp on
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by 8 people.
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I bought it second hand in 1979 it as it is my only jointer....
And an adjustable pulley system that runs to either a saw blade(with a router/doweller?) or to the 3 Attached Images I have an 8" saw / 4" jointer version of the Ezycut.
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