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Has the saw's performance been compromised by bad belts/bearings? I would think a pristine 66 would be good to go as-is. Heck, my 5HP 66 is over 28 years old and still runs like the day I installed...

https://www.amazon.com/1-1-Wide-Long-brass-plated/dp/B004IU23B2

Try this. Good stuff.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/prep-all/klean-strip-prep-all-1-gallon-wax-and-grease-remover/kln4/sw3621?q=prepall&pos=0

Good deal - I'm in. Thanks!

Dave

Try these folks https://www.dlawlesshardware.com/

Try none. I have one that is unfinished, and it looks great.

If you're not happy, then finish your mantel.

Wade,

I have the Shop Fox 26" double drum sander.

Use lacquer thinner to remove the old velcro and tape the ends with 3/4" strapping tade

This -

https://www.ampro-online.com/items/FAB5613-1

Lacquer is NOT water resistant.

Do not use lacquer thinner if the pieces are stained or finished.

I use Toluol (I get mine at Menards). Same as Goo Gone, only a lot cheaper.
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How 'bout these from Custom Service Hardware:

lhttps://www.cshardware.com/g-slide-4270-series-soft-close-full-extension-ball-bearing-drawer-slides-100-lb-capacity-550mm-21-65.html

When I set up my Shop Fox 26" double drum, I measured .005" across the 26" width.

Bruce,

I buy mine from https://www.onlineindustrialsupply.com/, who carry plain-backed rolls. I have a Shop Fox double drum sander that uses 3-in. hook & loop paper. Like Jim Becker, I use mine...

Count me in. Thanks.

I'm in the same boat as Howard using Windows 10.

Don't know what you're making, but you can try this:

Make the piece you want to mortise in two pieces, both halves to be glued up to make one piece. In each half, cut a dado 3/8 in. deep x...

Talk about brain freeze! Mea culpa.

A quick peek at EBay: "https://www.ebay.com/p/1600712813?iid=324041428201&rt=nc"]www.ebay.com/p/1600712813?iid=324041428201&rt=nc[/URL][URL="https://www.ebay.com/p/1600712813?iid=324041428201&rt=nc"]...

Zac, I'd be interested in the 12-inch Forrest if you decide to sell the blades.

I fill these from a gallon jug. Holds 12 ounces of glue, takes very little effort to squeeze, less than a buck at Walmart.

Try these folks: https://columbussawtool.com/

Not sure if it's the right one, but Grizzly has these http://media.grizzly.com/9670/Users/45235/emailbessey2-100719.jpgon clearance today for $25.

Roll cork. It comes as thin as 1/8 inch. Apply as-is or with spray adhesive (or glue?)

You say that the motor cover is missing. The black plastic box in your second photo sure looks like the motor cover on my 1995 5 hp Powermatic 66.