dfurlano
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Found this site thought there was interest some time ago about miniature tools.
http://www.byrnesmodelmachines.com/tablesaw.html
http://www.byrnesmodelmachines.com/tablesaw.html
Minitature Saw
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wdcav1952
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Interesting link, thanks for posting it. This certainly seems to be a better powered machine than some of the other miniature saws that have been mentioned.
Tea Clipper
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Jim Byrnes is well known in the model ship building circles, his equipment is very precise. Perhaps when I retire I'll get back into building ships again. Here's the last one I did (a few years ago):
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Anyway, I have heard nothing but good things about Jim's equipment.
Anyway, I have heard nothing but good things about Jim's equipment.
KenV
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Looks to be in the top goup with MicroMark and Proxxon saws - and a similar price. If I were to add another power saw to the collection, that is the style I would go for.
martyb
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It's been a while since I've built a ship. Except mine go into bottles.
People ask how I do it. Well, it takes a lot of alcohol to make you blurry-eyed enough to focus through a glass bottle for that amount of time!
On subject, a 4" saw with the power for 15/16" hardwood, wow. And at the same price as my 10" Craftsman Pro jobsite saw.
People ask how I do it. Well, it takes a lot of alcohol to make you blurry-eyed enough to focus through a glass bottle for that amount of time!
On subject, a 4" saw with the power for 15/16" hardwood, wow. And at the same price as my 10" Craftsman Pro jobsite saw.
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