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Thread: Dewalt GP 1947

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    Dewalt GP 1947

    This craigslist was listed for 100 bucks, the motor would only hum when you tried to start it
    75 bucks of parts;
    New motor bearings, capacitor, sand blast, paint, and new table
    Lots of adjustments but she is sweet now, and accurate
    Here are some before and after pics
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    Carpe Lignum

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    You suck......

    Now tell us the truth, is that the same machine.....

    Great looking job and a good price, $175 and some work and now you have an awesome looking saw.

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    Join Date
    Nov 2006
    Location
    Trussville, AL
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    Really nice job!

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    Dec 2007
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    Battle Ground, WA.
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    Phil
    Great job, love old iron. My GWI just keeps on doing a great job, your chop saw is going to miss you. Tom

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Hotchkin View Post
    your chop saw is going to miss you. Tom
    My chop saw will still do miters
    I plan only using the GP for 90 degrees only
    Carpe Lignum

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    Join Date
    Oct 2009
    Location
    McMinnville, Tennessee
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    WOW what a great refurb. I love it!

    Sid
    Sid Matheny
    McMinnville, TN

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    Join Date
    Feb 2008
    Location
    Northwestern Connecticut
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    Beauty. I'm loving that. I have a 49 GR in my shop, and your before pictures look better than my after saw! I have no patience for refurbs and great respect for those who do. Great saws. Fine work bringing yours back to both function and beauty!

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    Join Date
    Mar 2009
    Location
    Hood Canal, Washington
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    Congrats! She's a beauty. It's heartwarming to see another of these fine, old machines come back to life.

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