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    GLOAT - Powermatic 143 $50

    It's still in the back of my van, so I don't have the serial number, date etc. It's in good shape and I only paid $50!

    I also bought a 17" Kent slow speed floor buffer. $75 with one block. Not too bad.

    Here is a link to what it looks like: http://www.owwm.com/PhotoIndex/detail.aspx?id=3345

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    WOW, great deal...joe

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    Wow, great deal. I have a 1966 141 which I love. New bearings, new tires, and a link belt. Purrs like a kitten. I paid a lot more than you did. Good luck.

    Steve

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    Nice saw... great find!
    Dewey
    Dewey

    "Everything is better with Inlay or Marquetry!"


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    I'm awaiting approval at owwm, but I'm currious about the date on this. The serial number is 2-396. I couldn't figure out how to read the serial number guide at owwm. Can anyone assist me here?

    I'm pretty sure it has been repainted once. It's green, but I see drips. I will post some photos once I get it downstairs. It's in the garage now, and I'll have to take apart the base from the top to lighten the load enough.

    Thanks, Sam

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    FYI - Best guess at OWWM is 61 or 62.

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    No Pics - Hasn't Happened Yet, has it guys?
    Sawdust is some of the best learning material!

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    I just tried to upload to photobucket and my computer is having issues. The app (explorer or firefox) crashes every time a window to browse my drive pops up. I had a crash a couple of weeks ago and the restore thing that comes preinstalled on this compaq did a number on my system.

    Photos will have to wait until tomorrow.

    Sam

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    OK. Here you go. I'm sort of posting a blow by blow over at owwm if anyone wants to follow along. I think that for a first bandsaw and for a first 'restore' it's a great project. Not too difficult, and nothing more major than a couple of bearings so far.

    Sam

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