Survey: Examples of Obsolete Technology Being Used in Modern Machine Shops.

Little story: I worked for a co in Rancho Cucamonga back in the 90's. the shop had a Racine power hacksaw, I gave the owner tons of shit for having "an old piece of junk", we used it excusively for cutting D-2, had more than a few laughs at his expense.

I now have the same saw, Circa 1950's, still cuts straight within .005 and square, not a real fast little dude, but it sits there and just keeps cutting.

I think I paid about $100.00 for it 8 years ago. One of these days, I'm gonna give him a call and have my overdue plate of "crow".

"D"

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reidmachine
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Ayup..those are pretty nice saws if you keep em lubed and dont try to hot rod em

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Gunner Asch

John:

Our shop's got three of them. We use them all the time.

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BottleBob

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