[General] 36" Band Saw for cheap

Jacob Chancery jacob.chancery at gmail.com
Mon Jun 10 08:31:00 CDT 2013


Nice looking saw.  I would also snap that up if I had room.  I'll donate my
manpower to move it and $40 towards the purchase price.  I just joined the
mailing list and haven't been to the makerspace yet, so I don't know if
there's room.

Cheers,
Jacob


On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 7:09 PM, Steve Conklin <steve at conklinhouse.com>wrote:

> (I'm not a member, but this seemed like it might be something for the shop)
>
> I have a friend and her mom who need to sell a 36" band saw. It was
> working and in regular use when her father died about 8 years ago, and
> has been in the garage since. He was a furniture builder and used it
> to resaw large lumber.
>
> I went today to take a look and a few photos. I could not find a
> manufacturer name on it.
>
> It has a cast iron frame, and a 36" throat. It's been retrofitted
> (long ago) with wheel covers and blade guards, and the blade guard
> reduces the cutting depth to around 34" or so. It has also had a
> quick-change fence added to it. I didn't measure but I'd guess it has
> about a 10-12" height cutting capacity.
>
> It has a single-phase motor on it, wired for 220V (judging by the
> plug). The motor plate says it draws 16.5 Amps at 230V. The saw comes
> with a collection of blades.
>
> It's large and heavy. It's 8 feet tall (give or take a little), and
> about 4.5 feet deep, and about 3 feet wide. It will take a team of
> people to move it.
>
> Asking price is $200, as long as you move it, and it's picked up
> within the next two weeks (she's only in town until then).
>
> Location is in NE Huntsville, not far from Maker's Local.
>
> This is a beast of a saw, and if I had room for it I would definitely
> take it myself.
>
> Photos here:
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/sconklin/sets/72157634015498982/
>
> Contact me if interested and I'll arrange a meetup or inspection.
>
> Steve
>
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