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    Old Italian Bandsaw

    We were in Italy a couple weeks ago and I came across this baby:





    Nice wood pulley...



    John

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    John the table looks like it might be a little rough.

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    Looks like she needs a little sprucing up there

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    Wonder if the "guards" and such are OSHA apporved?!
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    Okay Dev. Come out come out where ever you are.
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    So, John, when are you going to start the Restoration????? Remember, we want PICTURES!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Hoyt
    Okay Dev. Come out come out where ever you are.
    Dev???? No, Drew...Dev is into old iron! This is a bit more along the lines of a barn resto!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim A. Smith
    Looks like she needs a little sprucing up there
    I am thinking that spruce might not be hard or dense enough for the job... LOL!
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    OK, I see petrified wood is better than cast iron. But can the wheels be rebalanced??? Jim.
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    Perhaps this is a new line of machinery from Agazanni?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Hoyt
    Okay Dev. Come out come out where ever you are.
    Speaking of Dev, where is that windy bugger


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    Nah! That's a DaVinci original.

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