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14 Jan, 2010

Boxford 8″ Shaper

Posted by: admin In: The Workshop & Tools

This is the first run of my Boxford 8″ Shaper that I have been trying to restore. I have converted the motor from the original 3ph to a single phase supply, re-made the drive pully which had chipped and finally cleaned and oiled as well as getting over some other mini hurdles! I got this some months ago and it has taken a good while to get running. I have made a bit of swarf with it and it looks to be working fine but more video`s to come shortly of it cutting the metal stuff. I`ve never used a shaper so please feel free to leave any info or words of wisdom.

2 Responses to "Boxford 8″ Shaper"

1 | Mark Perry

January 15th, 2010 at 1:26 pm

Nice machine, I wish I had one but I can`t find one at the right price.

2 | admin

June 13th, 2010 at 5:37 pm

Mark, I sadly sold this due to lack of use and space. I am sure I will regret it!

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