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Intro to a series on using the vintage DeWalt MBF Radial arm saw based on the book Easy Ways to Expert Woodworking by Robert Scharff. In this series, I'll. Dewalt MBF Radial Saw. Posted a year ago. 11 Likes. 11 Likes. Views. 0 Comments. Share.  Note that you will still see this person's artwork on the public community gallery. Do you want to continue? Yes - Block user. Cancel. Sign In. Your email. Password. DeWalt 10″ Radial Arm Saw (GW-I). This was the first machine I ever bought with the intention of restoring and was also my first piece of official Old Wood Working Machinerey (OWWM). Of all the machines to cut my teeth on restoring, a Radial Arm Saw in retrospect, is not the one to start with. It's complicated and has a multitude Pinterest. Log in. Sign up. Local Pickup. Returns Accepted. Patent Search. No major changes are planned for the new DeWalt-label Atlas tools. The Table mounting rails needed a little coaxing back into flat, using a bench vise and an "armstrong" fixed that. After determining final length I dog pointed the screw nose so that if it deformed against dewxlt thread it would still back out dewalt mbf radial arm saw led enough.

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New 14 Items Used 12 Items Please provide a valid price range. Buying Format. All Listings Accepts Offers 8. Buy It Now Item Location. US Only. North America. Once I give everything days to fully dry, I will give them all one coat of gloss lacquer. Here are the all parts but the arm painted except for the motor housing which is only primed.

You may have noticed that the end bell of the motor still has the motor arbor in it. I tried for 3 days to get that bearing to come loose. I could not.

After receiving many suggestions on what to do, including drilling a center hole, tapping it and screwing a bolt through it to push the arbor and bearing out, I decided that since I PB Blasted and WD'd it so much and it was spinning beautifully that I would leave it alone. That meant some serious work covering the entire arbor assembly so I could sandblast the end bell and paint it.

Here is what it looked like prior to sandblasting. And here it is all primed and ready to be painted, with the other end bell and drive plate next to it. I had another bearing problem in the roller head. One of the bearing bolts would not come out and I noticed it was very slightly bent by the threads. I had to heat the housing and cool the bearing and then pound it out with a hammer and another bolt.

Of course that destroyed the threads on that bearing bolt, but I easily found replacements on the Delphi forum mentioned above. The only thing left to do now is work on the arm. I have to remove the crank and top cap, take out the elevating screw so I can thoroughly clean it and the column, sandblast and paint the arm and top cap. I have now begun the rebuild process for the first of three MBF's that I hope to get three perfectly functioning machines from, but I'll settle for two.

One of the MBF's waiting to be worked on is actually in extremely good physical and mechanical condition so I am leaving that alone for now. It is the one on top in the photo below. In doing some research on sliding compound miter saws in mid I stumbled upon a photograph of a beautifully restored radial arm saw by Shane Whitlock and the bug was born.

I have always loved rebuilding and fixing things and am bored when I have no project to interest me. That image above led me to begin my quest for some of these beautifully built machines to bring back to life; even better than they were before. Thank you Shane for pushing me in that direction with your work.

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