Bandsaw "rebirth"

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ryanbp01
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Bandsaw "rebirth"

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I finally found the time to update a bandsaw, serial #103571 (Nov.-Dec. 1984) to a "newer" model ( cover, table, bearings, urethane tires, paint, labels, etc.) this past weekend. Now that I'm finished, I was wondering if this means if it means it should be referred to by the original number or does this make it a "newer model"?

BPR

p.s. Don't you just love rhetorical questions? :D
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ryanbp01 wrote:I finally found the time to update a bandsaw, serial #103571 (Nov.-Dec. 1984) to a "newer" model ( cover, table, bearings, urethane tires, paint, labels, etc.) this past weekend. Now that I'm finished, I was wondering if this means if it means it should be referred to by the original number or does this make it a "newer model"?

BPR

p.s. Don't you just love rhetorical questions? :D
It makes it 'equivalent'!;)
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UP-DATED is what I'd call it.!
Octogenarian's have an earned right to be a curmudgeon.
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