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Manufactured/Badged by:
Beaver Power Tools, Callander Foundry
Guelph, ON
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Table Saw
Machine Size:
10" blade
Submitted By:
Art Shaw
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
4200
Date of Manufacturer:
1950 approx.
Serial Number:
1412
Last Updated
10/7/2022 10:09:17 AM
Comments:
I have had this machine for a few years and intend to restore it one day. It has been on my quest list for many years because it is so classic Art Deco. I now have 2 more parts machines the same. Part of their visual appeal is because of the cabinet which is enclosed on all 4 sides. This was made possible by an angle drive gear box in the power train which allows the arbor to tilt without tilting the motor, so no openings were required to allow the motor to swing. The gearbox proved to be a weak point because it leaked oil and the gears wore out, so these saws got a bad reputation. Being shallow like a typical man, good looks outweighs the bad reputation any day.
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The cabinet is 4 cast iron panels. Love the art deco switch and the beavers in releif, and the louvered openings front and back. The red paint is not original but I'm going to keep it.
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The table is huge and heavy and has a bite out of the front corner. I have 2 spares.
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All the sawdust comes out this chute on the side.
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The hole in the back is missing its louvered cover like on the front. The parts saws will supply a cover. The driven pulley is partly visible here under the table. The arbor tilts on the same center as the pulley so the motor stays stationary while the bl
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The blade guard has great visual appeal. This one is kind of abused, but now I have another nearly new.
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