New Brobo saw and 393 stroker ford courier

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Finally i got myself a good cold saw , i have been wanting one for such a long time as it is a pain not being able to cut material at home. it was a 7 hour round trip to pick it up. Along the way i got to have a look at a 393 stroker ford courier being built. once home it was straight into restoration to get the saw going again after it had been sitting for 3 years.
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@meecrob1261 3 года назад

Had one of the brobo saws at my last job. Snapped many blades,but there such tuff saws.

@ForrestFab 3 года назад

haha hell yeah man, id be screwed without it

@curtissama3960 5 лет назад

Nothing better than a new piece of gear 👌

@scottehbro 5 лет назад

Love the XF. I have an Au Series II motor running my 98 XH

@ForrestFab 5 лет назад

Scotteh that sounds clean man, did you build the motor?

@scottehbro 5 лет назад

@@ForrestFab Sadly thats a no. Bought the car like it. However someday i wish to either work the motor and turbo it, or Barra swap the whole lot. I have just started an apprenticeship as a light vehicle mechanic and one day i will have the skills and knowledge to fulfill my goals for hat ute.

@djdanzy 2 года назад

Hey mate I spoke to you a while back on the brobo vs bandsaw. I still haven't got one yet. Ive decided I really need a swivel head. And ive been playing with my friends hafco swivel head bandsaw. I Can't really I say I like it and think its very accurate. Great for multi material cutting though and that was my plans for multimaterial cutting Ive just looked at a 400 size brobo in single phase. Not cheap at 8 grand. But could allow me to multimaterial cut. The cutting size is 100mm. So cutting 40x40 is 2 flat and 2 high. Total of 4 pieces I can cut at once with the 400 size... I got the option of buying a 350 size 3 phase and messing around with one of those VFD converters ive heard about ? Or just spend the money ive saved to get the 8grand brobo in 400mm in single phase. At single speed of 42rpm. Id also like to ask because on the website it says a slower speed recommended for cutting galvanized? All my steel is GAL. Hence the 3 phase models are 2 speed? Does this honestly really matter? Thanks man i appreciate your kindness and knowledge. Don't know who else I can ask about these things except hafco themselves and they are not very good.

@ForrestFab 2 года назад

Hey hope ya well! So you were happy with the bandsaw? You said you “cant” but wasn’t sure if it was a typo? Um honestly man I had a shit experience on my brobo trying to cut 100x50x1.6 gal last night actually, when you get to the thinner stuff and have the 100 side vertically the blade was constantly grabbing due to the flex of the thin material which I managed to get around by laying it down which still was a pain , this is something you will not encounter with a bandsaw and even then you have lots of different blade with small and big teeth to change between for much cheaper then the brobo Another thing to think about is the brobo Will most likely have a smaller clamping area which would mean a bandsaw will be much better in the area Honestly for what you are doing I’d run with a bandsaw, much cheaper, you can also cut 60degrees on most I think where as brobo is limited to 45 I think But yeah, I’d be going the bandsaw, and in regards to cutting speeds with gal I’ve never really looked into it too hard, always cut it on fast speed on our bandsaw at work and my brobo is single speed and it cuts 50x50 gal like a champ so I wouldn’t stress to much about that