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Sep 27, 2025 · Lapidary/trim sawIf you buy used equipment, expect lots of work and a steep learning curve refurbishing it. Even small thigs like changing bearings or replacing a motor end up costing lots …

6 days ago · Hello, I have been using an Inland all in wonder for a bit now (but still new) and have saved up some money for a cabbing machine and a saw, while I found lots of info on various cabbing …

3 days ago · I also run the lapidary shop for our rock club, which has five saws- a brand new (12 months) Highland Park 14 auto feed, an old Lortone 14in., another older Highland park 18in. and a …

Dec 20, 2025 · Lapidaryforum.net > Gadgets, Gizmos, and Dohickeys > Fixing, Modifying and Refurbishing your Lapidary Equipment > Restoring a 1950s Frantom 18" Slab Saw

Dec 18, 2025 · Art In Stone - Cutting, sanding and polishing Jade tutorialThe problems arise with lower quality Jade. These usually show indications such as "chips" along already cut edges and in lines in …

Dec 13, 2025 · I agree with SC, no need for oil on the trimsaw. There are several good water soluble products on the market for the purpose of lapidary cutting: Lube Cool mixes 10:1 - I had problems …

Dec 20, 2025 · Cutting lubricant for slab sawsI am by no means an expert.... What weight/viscosity was the gearbox oil? From what I've seen is that saw oil seems to be on the thin side. I have seen many …

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2 days ago · Lapidaryforum.net > Gadgets, Gizmos, and Dohickeys > What Equipment to Buy and Where to Get it. > Still researching and need help: Cabking 6v3 vs. Kingsley North 1-0764