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* The first step is to find what speed is needed.  
Blade speed data are well-documented and may be found from a wide variety of sources.  The Do-All has a mechanism on its side panel that is well worth examining.  It shows how your great-grandparents did these things.  Today devices like this are as rare as they are perplexing.


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Blade speed data are well-documented and may be found from a wide variety of sources.  The Do-All has a mechanism on its side panel that is well worth examining.  It shows how your great-grandparents did these things.  Today devices like this are as rare as they are perplexing.





Revision as of 20:33, 16 March 2024

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Do-All Vertical Band Saw
The Do-All band saw in the Machine Shop
General Info
Make Do-All
Model 2013-10
Serial
Specs
Manual Instruction Manual for a Similar Model
Asylum Info
Location Machine Shop
Rubric N/A
Training
Testing Tool testing
Restrictions red

See the Vertical Band Saws category for notes on using saws of this kind.


Safety

Link to: Safety notes on the Metal-Cutting Vertical Band Saws category page

Do-all_self_docu
The Do-All is extravagantly decorated with reminders like this.

Operation

This machine is largely self-documenting.

Speed Selection

The machine is usually set to cut mild steel, for other materials it may be necessary to change the blade speed.

  • The first step is to find what speed is needed.
Do-all speed calculator
Blade sizes and speed settings are found with this tool bequeathed to us by our ancestors.

Blade speed data are well-documented and may be found from a wide variety of sources. The Do-All has a mechanism on its side panel that is well worth examining. It shows how your great-grandparents did these things. Today devices like this are as rare as they are perplexing.


  • Next the user checks the blade speed with the machine running. An indicator is on the side of the machine and reads in feet per minute.
Do-all speed indicator
Feet per minute. Note only the SLOW speed range is available.