Tyng Labs improvements continue.

With a little elbow grease, my new 1954 Craftsman band saw is ready for 
work!  A little gotcha on this project was the original motor.  After 
replacing the bearings and a ten minute test run, it started smoking then 
blew a 20 amp breaker.  The old motor goes on the shelf (for possible 
rebuild) and a new Harbor Freight motor goes on the saw.  Not as pretty as 
the Craftsman motor but spins the saw just fine.

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The original cheap and out-of-round die-cast pulleys were replaced with 
these machined and balanced beauties.  The old v-belt was chucked and an 
anti-vibration link belt was installed.  This saw runs very smooth!

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And finally, Tyng Labs has a metal lathe!

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