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Description
By utilizing stock materials, a car differential and other odds and ends, you can easily duplicate this heavy-duty power hacksaw. It's a big, husky machine capable of handling heavy shop work, as well as light jobs where accuracy is required.
This is an original 3 page magazine article from 1951.
Pages measure 6 1/2” x 9”
We do not photocopy these.
Article Includes
- Uses standard 14" power-hacksaw blades
- Operates with a 10" stroke at a speed of 100 strokes per minute
- Welded steel construction
- This saw used a Model A Ford differential, you have to substitue one from a more modern small car or truck.
Pages measure 6 1/2” x 9”
We do not photocopy these.
Article Includes
- Measured Drawings and Diagrams
- Complete Instructions
