These saws are not that bad. Yes more modern ones had better guarding but it you only ever stand on the table side of the blade while it is running then there is know more chance of injury that with any other saw.
You need a more powerful engine and a a shaper blade. Both would make your machine safer (preventing kick back from jamming) and also nicer to use.
see the problem your running into is that the saw slows down because the torque of the engine and mass of the blade isn't sufficient to overcome the drag of the wood. To eliminate that problem and make your saw safer you need to modify the saw so the blade is connected to a fly wheel with a lot more mass than the blade and the engine powers the flywheel.
When the blade slows down lie that it creates a lot of tension in the blade which is dangerous over time.
@SquirrelFromGradLife Yup. A flywheel weight does wonders. So does a real motor. My old Dad's saw used a four cylinder International tractor motor, flywheel, and a table that let us cut up to 16 foot lodge pole pine. Dad mounted the whole thing on railroad iron skids so it could be skidded around in one piece. Ran on a big V-shaped drive belt. Wish I still had it.
I wouldn't call it certain death, but I have seen similar saws with decent safety guards that don't impede progress. I hate working with machines where I always have to keep thinking "One false move......"
@coolflame18 Any tool capable of cutting through a log like this is dangerous if missed used or improperly operated, This saw is commonly called a cord saw or a pulp saw. They have been used for many years. Danger is everywhere. the key is knowing what you are doing.
@Reverseflush obviously quite practical, and looks safe to me as long as you don't let others around it or pass on the blade side. Apparently too many doughnuts and internet for you...
Probably as you were writing this I was just finishing an act of self sexual affliction by inserting a very large rubber cock into my anus. I licked it after i pulled it out, spit on it and reinserted it doing the same over and over again like the dirty little whore i am.
is it safe....???
TJgas 2 weeks ago
That looks sssssssssssoooooooooo dangerous
153wellsst 1 month ago
These saws are not that bad. Yes more modern ones had better guarding but it you only ever stand on the table side of the blade while it is running then there is know more chance of injury that with any other saw.
You need a more powerful engine and a a shaper blade. Both would make your machine safer (preventing kick back from jamming) and also nicer to use.
dh5830 2 months ago
jaksik se to dusí :)
joochko 3 months ago
see the problem your running into is that the saw slows down because the torque of the engine and mass of the blade isn't sufficient to overcome the drag of the wood. To eliminate that problem and make your saw safer you need to modify the saw so the blade is connected to a fly wheel with a lot more mass than the blade and the engine powers the flywheel.
When the blade slows down lie that it creates a lot of tension in the blade which is dangerous over time.
SquirrelFromGradLife 4 months ago
@SquirrelFromGradLife Yup. A flywheel weight does wonders. So does a real motor. My old Dad's saw used a four cylinder International tractor motor, flywheel, and a table that let us cut up to 16 foot lodge pole pine. Dad mounted the whole thing on railroad iron skids so it could be skidded around in one piece. Ran on a big V-shaped drive belt. Wish I still had it.
Aphidboy 2 months ago
I wouldn't call it certain death, but I have seen similar saws with decent safety guards that don't impede progress. I hate working with machines where I always have to keep thinking "One false move......"
localcrew 4 months ago
@localcrew that one false move mentality keeps you on your toes, lol.
Woodbogger13 3 months ago
un peu legé la courroi
Gerard1060 6 months ago
kinda lethal looking tool
bonzo874 7 months ago
yeah that thing is safe.,..............
coolflame18 1 year ago
@coolflame18 Yes if your not an incompetent moron it is actually very safe. :-)
mattg889 1 year ago
@coolflame18 Any tool capable of cutting through a log like this is dangerous if missed used or improperly operated, This saw is commonly called a cord saw or a pulp saw. They have been used for many years. Danger is everywhere. the key is knowing what you are doing.
biggseye 11 months ago
or a chainsaw...
pard75 1 year ago
safest setup ive seen yet
ironlionkalo 1 year ago 2
I like the "Measuring Rod" attached to the table edge..Very Cool. What H.P. is that engine?
MrDanoconnor 1 year ago
Where can i get this setup? I already have a motor.
MrLeonard55 2 years ago
minkä mallin bernard?mun mummulassa on kans sirkelinpyörittäjänä bernard w110
TheAjovalo68 2 years ago
Not very practical these days and dangerous.
Oh well back to eating doughnuts and playing on the internet
Reverseflush 2 years ago
@Reverseflush obviously quite practical, and looks safe to me as long as you don't let others around it or pass on the blade side. Apparently too many doughnuts and internet for you...
kenfo0 1 year ago
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Probably as you were writing this I was just finishing an act of self sexual affliction by inserting a very large rubber cock into my anus. I licked it after i pulled it out, spit on it and reinserted it doing the same over and over again like the dirty little whore i am.
Reverseflush 1 year ago