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Take a look at my big Johnson
Band saw that is. I got this from a friend who is downsizing his shop, just in time for my upsizing of my shop.
Sorry, pic is in the next post.
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Your Johnson is looking a little green. Never a good thing.
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Sweet! All 90 degree cuts or can it miter?
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Your Johnson needs some serious buffing and polishing.
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If I bend it it will cut at a 45°
![]() It's a BFS for sure.
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Cool. That is an impressive Johnson. Is it a nice to have tool or do you have a "special purpose" for it?
Had one like that back in the mid 70's at the machine shop I worked at while still in high school. Pretty impressive work that thing would do. There was a coolant pump but I can't remember if it pumped water based or cutting oil. We made rectangular valve bodies that started out as a cast iron bar that looked like a half again as fat 2x4. It made quick work of cutting the blanks out. I mean a couple minutes, but way better than a hack saw.
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Everybody wins!
What year was that built? I've never heard of Johnson HBS's.
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What did the wife say about your Johnson?
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Get off my lawn!
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More important, what did your wife say about showing pictures of your Johnson on the internet!
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What kind of power does that monster use?
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Get off my lawn!
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i love those things.
does this one have that basin you fill with cutting fluid? with recirc pump?
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Dang! I was hoping for an outboard motor pic...
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But HOW MANY pixies does it need? 110? 240? 3P?
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I was thinking an 40' leather belt a few pulleys and a horse to two. Or a water wheel, yeah, thats event better.
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I am disappointed...the Thread title is misleading. I was hoping to see an epic sized Johnson and not some kind of pipsqueak Johnson...that is not going to satisfy.
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240V 3 phase
It has an oil tank and recirc pump. My shop has gotten into more larger diameter piping jobs and fabrication of pipe supports so this was literally a gift. My wife is very proud of my Johnson and is happy to show it off on the interwebs.
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Excuse me while I whip this out.
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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