Motor removal
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Sliding table stops removal and disassembly
The rubber stops are hard and split and will be replaced. |
Sliding table bearings
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Chip shield removal
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Spindle assembly removal
Note the single shim. Critical to get this back in the right place. |
Spindle disassembly
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Sliding table and fence disassembly
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Batter and line up gauge removal
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Small parts
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Clamp disassembly
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Motor mount removal
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Finger disassembly
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Saw Raising Device disassembly
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Light fixture mounting pin removal
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Rear (movable) sub-table removal
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Front (fixed) sub-table removal
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Spindle and motor mount casting removal
These taper pins had to be drilled out. |
Nameplate removal
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Top casting removal
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Electrical removal
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Chip bin disassembly
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Chip chute disassembly
The rubber safety edging had perished and was replaced with a similar material sourced from McMaster. |
Blade guard and work light disassembly
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Batter gauge disassembly
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Chip shield disassembly
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Miter vise disassembly
Removing the printed plate was difficult because the drive screws were in blind holes. Through holes were drilled to make future disassembly easier. |
Trimmer setting gauge disassembly
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Trimmer tool grinder disassembly
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Wrenches
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Motor pulley and conduit disassembly
Although the hub on the pulley casting is misshapen and eccentric, the pulley was dynamically balanced and runs true with no appreciable runout. |