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yellowbug
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Magna 610 Jigsaw

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I'm thinking about making my Magna jigsaw a free standing tool.
What size pulley wheels should I use on the saw and motor?
Motor is 1/2 hp 1725 rpm

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jig saw pulley sizes

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The power stand for a jig saw circa 1963 used a '3' step and a '4' step pulley.

Using a 2345 motor pulley and a 456 saw pulley gives you a 575 to 1438 range.

The jig saw manual lists a range of 745 to 1600.

SS may have used pulleys with 1/2 " step sizes.:confused:

SS 'A' to 'H' speeds are 750 - 1600.

All these numbers are 'approximate' and assume a 1725 motor speed with the cone pulleys. The pulley speeds were 'calculated'. Tables created by SS may vary.

Hope this helps!!!!:)
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