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boughrt a new jd2 tube notcher its HD
must be 30lbs
must be 30lbs
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ive used one like it u wont have 2 clamp it down .real nice -
Wow! That looks really solid. I bought the aluminum one and the jd m3 bender, havent seen it yet, but am excited to. Have you checked out their free bender software? I downloaded it and it looks pretty good. Havent put it to practicle use yet, but it looks promising. Make the mistake on the computer and not expensive material.
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hope you like the hole saw notchers!, i bought a notcher made by Williams Lowbuck. its a mechanical notcher, no hole saw. its the best notcher ever made! i can notch the end of a tube in under 30 secs. cost around 300 dollars.Originally posted by BC Iron works View PostComment
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the jd2 was $300.00Comment
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That looks identical to my JMR and it has worked well for me for about 4 years now. Good solid tool. Mike.Comment
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Thats got to be the cleanest looking John Deer in the background of the 3rd pic i have ever seen. The notcher's cool too...BobBob WrightComment
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I agree It must be brand new...lol no way it would stay that clean here, even after I CLEANED itOriginally posted by aametalmaster View Post
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what kind of drill is needed to use itComment
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Come on! check out the Tubing nothcer from Williams Lowbuck! you dont need a drill! i can notch a tube in under 30 seconds, no drill, no drill bits, no sparks, or cutting fluid.Originally posted by got wide View Post
The Williams Lowbuck notcher is the only notcher i will ever use again, it has a case hardened jaw that takes a bite out of the steel. all you need is a 4 foot steel handle to operate notcher.Comment
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Ive used those, they arent as accurate for angles as a hole saw, or end mill, or sanding belt style.. Good for pipe though, and fast.Originally posted by aspeyrer View PostVoigt Precision Welding, Inc.
Miller Dynasty 200 DX, Miller Syncrowave 250, MillerMatic 252, Hypertherm Powermax 45, Auto Arc Trailpower 8000,272+187 lb Peter Wright anvil, 120 lb Fisher-norris, and more! Buffalo drill press, Grizzly Horiz. Bandsaw, Edwards shear, Barth Shear, bantam mechanical ironworker, Hopkins fly press, Doall Bandsaw, brown and sharpe surface grinder.
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yes new jd mower
any pics of the williams
i use a milwaukee 1/2 drillComment
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Can't beat the JD zero turn, (especially with Grandson at the wheel)
That notcher is definetly heavyduty!
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That's an awesome looking tool and I'd be proud to have it.
There don't SEEM to be any 1/2" hole saws. Looks like they start at 3/4".
No demand for it, is there another way to notch 1/2" tubing or maybe it's just not done? It's probably a stupid question.
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Hole saws come in many sizes and yes they do come smaller than 1/2. I have a similar version of the notcher posted and it works great. You can make high angle notches, offset notches, compound notches and clamp it to a larger pipe and drill holes through for sleeves. That is very handy for race cage building as you can shave off small amounts to dial down to a tight fit. With this type unit the shaft is larger than 1/2 so you can't make high angle drill throughs in sizes under 1"Originally posted by Johnny View PostWeekend wannab racer with some welders.Comment
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