It's that Murphy's law thing....Check the last thing first ::)
I've been hit with that one a few times :big:
:bow: Good job...at least you found it :big:
Regards
Philly
Jerry,
On tough moving bolts like that I use a Mapps or propane tourch to heat it real hot and then spray penitrating oil on...that will beak the rust on the threads loose and some oil will lube the threads. You may have to do it a couple of times if not done (hot enough) correctly.
Philly
Jerry,
Use a baseball bat... :big: it's a lot quieter, :big: then he might hear you when you ask "come to me before you touch anything"...it will be a lot easier on you...he...he...he
Regards
Philly
The teeth on the back of the saw is called a sliver tooth...it's for cutting the slivers when they run the log back to take another cut. The guy sitting there is on his lunch break...ya think.
Regards
Philly...filer 38 years and don't miss the BS
They have tilted wood lathes for people who can't stand for long periods or not at all. Follow the link...
http://www.vicmarc.com/default.asp?contentID=718
Merry Christmas
Philly
Hi Zeepster,
The machined surfaces are the ones that need to be Plumb...Level...and Square, the rough casting pay no mind to.
Trgards
Philly
PS, Merry X-Mas to all. ;D