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AtlEngr t1_jdg1179 wrote
Reply to comment by KustomScattergunz in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Ok that’s cool.
AtlEngr t1_jdg0oqk wrote
Reply to comment by takeoff_power_set in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Yeah he’s going to be an example in business schools for the next century.
lurkersforlife t1_jdg0ag2 wrote
Reply to My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Hey I have one of these and it’s got a good bit of vibration. How did you cut down on that? It’s not the bearings. I think it might be the belt or motor? I replaced the belt and it didn’t help much and when I tightened the belt by lowering the motor it helped a little but it’s still bad. The only thing that works well is putting weight on the top of the machine but that’s not very safe. I’m debating adding wood to the metal frame to make it more sturdy? I have the factory frame it came with. I think you do as well but mine is the same silver color as the rest of the machine.
TextComprehensive261 t1_jdfz7y3 wrote
Reply to Washer/Dryer brands that don't suck by DasBlueEyedDevil
Really happy with Speed Queen! We wanted a traditional top load with agitator. Minimal bells and whistles. Should be easy to repair but haven’t needed to.
ALittleUnsettling t1_jdfyrsb wrote
Reply to Anyone remember when Doc’s were still being made in England? I bought these in the mid 90’s I think. Is the quality still any good? by Unhallowedhopes
I have docs from the 90’s that are still in perfect condition. My husband bought a pair more recently (no longer made in England unless you want to pay double for them) and the soles broke in half within 3 months. My daughter’s Chelsea’s zipper just broke and they were purchased in September. It’s really unfortunate
takeoff_power_set t1_jdfymz7 wrote
Reply to comment by AtlEngr in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Thank Eddie lampert for that. Nobody will cry when that asshole croaks. Seriously the guy is just straight up a bad human
redditshy t1_jdfx85r wrote
Reply to comment by guyfromthemeadows in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Ol peg leg bandsaw
KustomScattergunz OP t1_jdfx25p wrote
Reply to comment by AtlEngr in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
I actually use it every day... I customize and restore vintage shotguns
HdomRD t1_jdfwywy wrote
Used to buy Mont Blanc cartridge when they costed next to nothing and jam them into much cheaper pens. There are instructions to that online and probably most good writing cartridge out there.
HdomRD t1_jdfwhea wrote
Reply to Washer/Dryer brands that don't suck by DasBlueEyedDevil
LG front load per Consumer Reports.
Benjamin_Brownlee t1_jdfvjs0 wrote
Reply to comment by fazalmajid in Simple bit driver request by kromkuken
I have been looking at WERA KRAFTFORM KOMPAKT. This is twice as expensive but I would say it’s probably worth it because of the quality materials used.
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Reply to Simple bit driver request by kromkuken
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SkullMan124 t1_jdftfc8 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Yep, bandsaws and table saws still scare the shit out of me and I've used them for years. Just when you start to feel somewhat comfortable the good old table saw decides to kickback and throw a nice piece of lumber in your face. It happens to everyone.
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SkullMan124 t1_jdfsmqh wrote
Reply to comment by KustomScattergunz in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
I love woodworking after a few glasses of cocktails. The imagination flows and you'll see creativity in your pieces. I've also been doing this for decades so safety is second nature even when you're inebriated.
AtlEngr t1_jdfs0ls wrote
Reply to My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Nice saw but do you actually use it every day? Running a carpentry shop out of the garage?
AtlEngr t1_jdfruiw wrote
Reply to comment by CrayziusMaximus in My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
You can be sure about the new Craftsman stuff- pure junk. It really bugs me when once respected brands are sold just for the name and trademark.
BolivianDancer t1_jdfrkds wrote
Reply to Anyone remember when Doc’s were still being made in England? I bought these in the mid 90’s I think. Is the quality still any good? by Unhallowedhopes
Pepperidge Farms remembers.
Some Docs are good quality, others not.
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Diotima245 t1_jdfl1n4 wrote
Reply to What EDC boots do you recommend? by imzeigen
I have used a bunch of military boots and by far the most comfortable was Rocky S2V. As a civilian I have been using keen utility for comfort. Can’t go wrong with either. Don’t see rocky boots recommended here but probably because people here aren’t familiar with the brand.
Diotima245 t1_jdfkphj wrote
Reply to comment by Far-Discount-6624 in Washer/Dryer brands that don't suck by DasBlueEyedDevil
I have a feeling you’re using the models I bought from Lowe’s. All white with agitator? It’s pretty good no issues 4 years so far.
guyfromthemeadows t1_jdfke40 wrote
Reply to My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Great condition. I have the same one except one of my legs rusted out and I replaced it with a block of wood.
chrisabraham OP t1_jdfizxe wrote
Reply to comment by ndsea in I know it's a dumb ABC watch but it might be one of the most beloved along with some beloved Casio ABC watches. I've had this forever. It's got an amazing NATO-style band. by chrisabraham
I love that it yells at me when the weather's turning to shit!
Dosmastrify1 t1_jdffw3v wrote
Reply to My Sears Craftsman Model 113.243311 Band Saw. I believe it's from 1987 (or thereabouts). Still runs like a champ and I use it every day. by KustomScattergunz
Oh yes something made from back before they got that ass hat of a CEO
DasBlueEyedDevil OP t1_jdg13mi wrote
Reply to comment by HdomRD in Washer/Dryer brands that don't suck by DasBlueEyedDevil
I feel like LG is a long the same thread as Samsung, fancy looks and plastic parts. I have an LG fridge and it is not without issues