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Interesting!!!

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Going to head on over to the shop and order some stuff 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

0:32 is that Harrison Ford?

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My next ras will be a 50's-60's Dewalt.

I would never keep the saw plugged in and running while positioning the yoke for another cut. I have wanted to purchase his book but man, I'll never be that comfortable doing what he does. I suppose that's why he's been considered the best.

Very cool vid…👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤣🤣

the restoration was fantastic too.....

fantastic video, I thought I had seen all the old DeWALT videos there were,,,,,,but now I know.....thank you, by the way, I own a 16", [3] 10" and a 9" MB-C DeWALT RAS.....I love them....

Cool video. I still use a radial arm saw I got from my dad and I love it.

Nice work on the upscaling! Thanks so much for posting this. My father worked at DeWalt in the 1960s as a designer and draftsman on the next generation of these machines. I have fond memories of my dad and I working in the shop with this machine as a kid and I feel lucky to have gotten the saw which one of my grandfathers had when he died. I need to rebuild the motor to get it functioning again, but hope to do that again soon. Thanks again for this!

That guards on this saw are better than I have ever seen on a radial arm saw.

It's obvious how revolutionary this was at the time.

New American woodworking company has started building these old DeWalt machines again

I love seeing these old movies of when the saws were shiny and new - it made me smile. Excellent restoration work on the video, too.

Very nice! I don't know if I'm more impressed with your restoration quality, or with the original film itself! These were wonderful machines to have and use. There is another film around that shows these saws being used to build an army training camp during WW II. Periscope Film has a copy of it on RUclips, and maybe you have also found it and restored it. I'll have to dig thru what else you have on your channel, this is the first thing I've seen of yours, and it is very well done!

NOT A DIY TOOL.

Nice, you had to dig deep into archives to find this. This Saw is not your sears craftsmen knock off. Its a much better saw. I went to a tool sale once not long ago he had one of this model for sale it was 240volt 12 or 14" blade great big motor the table top was the same and ran off the side of the table like this. The guy was asking 1,500 for it and he would not budge on the price. Also had an older Jet 72" table saw cabnit style for less money. Even today with all the unsafe issues everyone talks about this saws worth the 1,500 Its no more dangerous then a real edge Shaper of you think about it. I've never once thought about using my craftsmen the ways he showed. My craftsmen is the last style they made, i bought it new in 2002 And i use it all the time. Also have 3 table saws. And i'll rip with the ras. The hardest part is proper set up . Think about it how easy would it be to make your own window sills with this, you could build your own real wood windows and doors. A lot harder to do some of the cuts on a table saw.

Great video!!!

Thanks for doing this!

What a cool video! Thanks so much!!

Thanks for your work on this, David. AbnRgr51 Tim

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looks like it’s set up to make the first cut for a castle joint? Maintain the blade position where it is and simply rotate the stock 1/4 turn til all four sides are cut. Then either adjust the blade height to hog out the center materials cut by cut or use something else to remove it (chisel, router, Coping saw,etc)

I wish I could've met him. It's informative and engaging, and it's obvious from reading it the man just had a love for creating. He seems to be what this world is just missing today. Highest regards for those keeping this legacy alive.

Easily one of the best books I own!

wonderful design, may Wallace Kunkel always be remembered...

If this is you David, THANK YOU!!! This is beyond creative, warmly nostalgic, and APPRECIATED!! Regards, Shawn

Pitch-perfect mid century advertisement.

Dear Mr Sawdust. Call me dull but what the heck am I looking at here? Perhaps some words would help or some video showing how this thing works would be well received.

Does anyone know what model Hegner Scroll Saw that is?

I'm always getting something new from Mr Sawdust.

Looks like you’ve gotten yourself turned around somewhere. message when the 3d link is triggered

Please more posts.

WOW! This is Amazing!!

GEORGE GOBLE gave him the name ? Now THAT'S COOL. I have had the book for about a year now, its packed with knowledge. Thanks for this video. 😎🇺🇸

I bought wallys book and love it . Comprehensive for sure . Thanks for sharing the origins of his nickname

Way to go, David. That was fun! Tim on the forum.

I wish that you would try to clean up the audio so we can all hear what this knowledgeable man is talking about

Nice model, I would like to see this jig in action.

I have the exact same saw. Vintage 1972.

we own 2 radial arm saws and no table saws.

Great vid , have his book and im a proud owner of a Dewalt RAS best tool in my shop 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you digging this up and sharing with the community, such a wealth of knowledge he was. Seeing him in action makes the book that more interesting. Still new to shaping with the radial arm saw but this video gave me some more understanding of how to approach different operations,

What a treasure this is. I'm so glad you posted this for us.

The guy in the blue sweater is Bruce Kunkel, I'm the good looking one in the Red sweater . Marc Kunkel

This was enjoyable to watch, appreciate the effort to upload and share these tapes with us 👍🏼

I wonder if those cabinets are still around today? I'd love to see them up close

What a wonderful set of teachers! I remember first setting up a shop. Most of the machine's i bought where cheap HF and such .... i don't have a single one 18 years later.... I just got that same Radial Arm Saw about a year ago and am slowly getting it all tuned up when i have time, Mr Sawdust RAS book is on it way!