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  1. 10th October 2007, 02:56 PM #1
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    Default SCM C35 Combination Saw Evolution

    I have promised a couple of forum members that I would post more information regarding this saw and mainly the modifications carried out to it on the Forum. There has been a fair bit of PM/email'ing which is not open to all members and therefore not accessable to all (which is the idea of having a forum).

    So here goes!

    In the beginning, purchased late 2004. No dust extraction, saw guard fixed to riving knife which had to be removed when trenching/rebating.
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    Early Dust Extraction; 1hp 3 phase.
    2x200l drums with truck filter in top drum and rubber floor mat deflector.
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  3. 10th October 2007, 03:09 PM #2
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    Now:
    Guarding and Dust Extraction; Thicknessing. 150mm pvc ducting.
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    Jointer. Dust extraction and outfeed table locking mod, the nut would adjust when the table was raised and lowered for thicknessing.
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  4. 10th October 2007, 03:24 PM #3
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    Oops no locking nut on the last page.
    Can't get it on this one either!

    Saw overhead guard/dust extraction 90mm and switch block moved.
    Wheel set with jacking bolts and power feed for spindle and jointer.
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    Jointer outfeed table locking nut!

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    3mm Al safety guard over jointer blades also gives an edge for the fence to hook over. Jointer runs with saw not separately!

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    Incra fences also used for the spindle

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    Dust extractor, built around Bill Pentz design. Total cost just under $300.
    Original blower housing rusted out, 5hp 1450rpm motor and fan $50
    Reversed direction of fan & new housing to reduce noise.
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    Fan added 50mmextra depth to 85mm, 605mm dia and new hat, plug welded on and all balanced

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    Blower housing exhaust “V”cut out modification further reduced noise. 14, 220l drums of sawdust later and all going well. Filters are from a 240t Komatsu 830E haul truck-$free.

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    some more dust extractor photos.

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    Well that all folks for now!

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    Default Help, Help, Help Moderators.

    Oh sh....................t. I have just deleted the pictures out of my user profile cause it was full and now they have dissapeared out of the posts!

    Can this be fixed, Please, Please!

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    I don't think so. Check your other posts for missing photos.
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  10. 11th October 2007, 09:43 AM #9
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    Yeah, all pictures from old posts are gone.

    Question; when my alocation of pictures is full, what should I do? Re-register as someone else!

    Any chance of deleting this thread as it is useless without pictures!
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