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    Quote Originally Posted by crowie View Post
    G'Day Ian,
    I have a old navy mate who owner a speciality welding business in Melbourne
    and I'm sure if he can't do the repair/welding for you,
    he'll know someone local who can help.
    Let me know how you go and if required i can chase up my mate.
    cheers crowie
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian Wells
    Hi Crowie, hope the New year is treating you well?
    have you got the contact details of your mate who welds aluminium? I might get him to have a go at the base plate for the saw.

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    G'Day Ian,
    Please send my old friend, Max as per the copied following email.
    Send him an email and see what comes but as Max said, if he can, he'll be happy to help.
    Cheers, Crowie
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    Hi Crowie,
    Hope all is as well as can be in your world, more than happy to help if I can, need to see a picture or get my hands on the base plate if possible, some of this type of castings can be a little tricky.
    Ana is a member of the Woodworking forum & is often asking questions on various subjects.
    Regd’s
    Max
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    Well, the saw is up and running after thanks to a second hand base plate from Dennis at Triton Woodworking Tools
    Cost me $65 packed and posted and the bonus is that the saw is now more accurate than ever. It seems that the original base plate was a little warped (had the cams twisted in opposite directions to get it close to parallel with the fence). Whether it was a casting fault or if it had been dropped prior to me purchasing it , I'm not sure , but it sure is a lot more fun to use .
    Anyway Denis was a huge help and so easy to deal with, that I would still purchase from him even if the exchange rate wasn't so good at the moment.
    cheers
    Ian

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