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| Forum topic by Jim Reeves | posted 119 days ago | 328 views | 0 times favorited | 6 replies | ![]() |
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119 days ago |
Hi, l need to know if l can move a bandsaw l bought 2 years ago, to my basement can l lay it down flat in my trailer? Will this hurt bandsaw afraid to stand up due to height trailer walls on landscape trailer not very high. -- jim |
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#1 posted 119 days ago |
If you brace it well, it should be fine. Especially around the table so the trunions don’t get broken. -- Woodworking shouldn't cost a fortune: http://lowbudgetwoodworker.blogspot.com/ |
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#2 posted 119 days ago |
When I bought the 17” grizzly, they layed the crate down on the side with the column. I would take the table off. -- Jesse, Saint Louis, Missouri |
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#3 posted 119 days ago |
I’ve hauled both of mine flat. Just don’t let it bounce around on the riser. -- There is nothing like the sound of a well tuned hand plane. - http://timetestedtools.wordpress.com (timetestedtools at hotmail dot c0m) |
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#4 posted 119 days ago |
Personally, I’d disassemble most any machine before transporting it. Makes the whole operation easier. You can remove the motor, table, and stand in about 20 minutes. Way less likely to have a disaster in transport AND its easier to load/unload. |
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#5 posted 119 days ago |
Definitely take the table off. them trunions always break easy. Lay it down on the column side and brace so it doesn’t roll or bounce around and it will be fine. -- In the end, when your life flashes before your eyes, will you like what you see? |
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#6 posted 119 days ago |
Thanks everyone, i will take all off l can feel better getting advise from all you with much more knowledge than me, and hearing how others have moved them helps thanks so much again -- jim |
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