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|make = Johnson | |make = Johnson | ||
|model = | |model = J | ||
|serial = | |serial = 19442 | ||
|manufacturer_specs = | |manufacturer_specs = | ||
|manual = [https://drive.google.com/file/d/ | |manual = [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CJnSxc2EM07i7kLGLINrOtZvLEyP9r4W/view?usp=drive_link Model J Manual] | ||
|location = Machine Shop | |location = Machine Shop | ||
|rubric = N/A | |rubric = N/A | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 14 June 2024
Link to: Machine Shop Main Page
| Johnson Saw | |
|---|---|
| General Info | |
| Make | Johnson |
| Model | J |
| Serial | 19442 |
| Specs | |
| Manual | Model J Manual |
| Asylum Info | |
| Location | Machine Shop |
| Rubric | N/A |
| Training | |
| Testing | Tool testing |
| Restrictions | green |
Description
Antique. A band saw mounted so the blade is horizontal and travels vertically. Work is held in a vise on the machine table. The weight of the mechanism provides the cutting force. Coolant is supplied while cutting.
Use For
Steel (not hardened)
Brass
Aluminum
Round Stock
Bar Stock
Angle
Do Not Use For
Thin Sheets
Wood
Hard materials
Toxic materials
