How to Restore a Antique Miter Saw

In this video, I finish up this restoration project and give the saw a test drive.
It really turned out nice!!
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[@billedgar297]

Great job. 👍

[@cannonwoodworking5917]

Thank you for watching and for the compliment

[@drewrice872]

Thank you for posting this video series! I am working on the same model right now and these videos have helped a ton so far! Stand by for questions as I get farther along in the project!

[@cannonwoodworking5917]

Thank you for the compliment. This was a intense restoration. I'll be glad to answer any questions. If you know anybody else that needs help restoring antiques feel free to share the videos.

[@drewrice872]

@@cannonwoodworking5917 after media blasting the cast iron with walnut shells, do you need to wire wheel it or do anything else before painting?

[@cannonwoodworking5917]

@@drewrice872 no I just primed it and painted it

[@carlogle6207]

Excellent job!

[@allenguffey9370]

Im gonna have to stop watching you or im gonna take every tool in my shop apart and redo them great job

[@cannonwoodworking5917]

Thank you for the compliment and thank you for watching the video. Here are 2 other videos that you might like.

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[@cannonwoodworking5917]

Here is another restoration video that you might find helpful and entertaining kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYGsqq1jqqxrd80

[@Brangustx]

What sand blast media did you use?

[@cannonwoodworking5917]

I honestly could not tell you. I think the particles were a finer grit. If you paint over the surface several times you should be okay if you are concerned about marring the surface