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21st September 2015, 09:19 PM #46
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21st September 2015, 09:36 PM #47
Chainsaw carpenter
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Recently acquired a Laguna Dovetail Cabinet Saw, and went through the pick up and deliver exercise. Fortunately my next door neighbour has a tailgate lift on his landcruiser. Moving it out of the shed where I picked it up from and into my shed was achieved using a couple of motorbike fork tubes and some blocking in the pallet sides (it was on the original plywood pallet), took two guys to tip it far enough to get the tube under it, and then fed the second tube in as it was rolled across the floor. In hindsight high pressure PVC waterpipe would have done the job, but I had the tubes laying around (and they were slightly bent). Using rollers meant that there was no gut busting involved. You could also use 38mm dowels if you don't have metal tubing or access to thick walled pvc pipe. For the record, the packing was stamped as being 265kg in weight (without side tables, fence, cover etcetera).
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21st September 2015, 10:01 PM #48
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21st September 2015, 10:35 PM #49
Chainsaw carpenter
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I can attest that the 3hp Laguna will run quite happily in a standard circuit, I swapped an end on an extension lead to be able to play while waiting on the sparky. The 16A circuit breaker doesn't throw out with the saw and the 2hp dust collector running on the same circuit, I just don't swicth them on simultaneously