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Larry , I would sure appreciate any advice you could lend in operating this type of blade welder.<p>At this point im still searching for a schematic for this blade welder.<p>Its missing parts and not operational as of yet.<p>thanks

Chris, One clamp has two sets of brass pads about 2" apart that pinch the blade between them for continuity and alignment.The clamp is actuated by a cam type swing lever, this clamp is isolated from the rest of the frame,there is a terminal attached to the back of this clamp for a lead.<p>The o...

Chris, by your discriptions the fusion type is very close, By futher inspection of unit i belive the power supply is missing.<p>info plate: Powermatic,blade welder
model:600,60hz,15Amps,220V.<p>thanks

I take that back, I think we can eliminate induction welder. It seems to me the function is more like spot welding.

Chris,sorry im the one unfamiliar with welders thus the long explation of function.<p>I think there are a couple of transformers in the base of the saw . no clue of what they connect to.<p>would this lean toward induction welder type?<p>I think the make is powermatic.<p>thanks

Chris, The type of welding this machine does is to join two ends of bandsaw blade material togather.Either to repair a broken blade or to make a new blade from roll of blade material. The mechanics of the machine are such. One end of the blad is held in a stationary clamped position this clamp is co...

Can anyone steer me in the right direction to a schematic for a bandsaw blade welder.I have an old one im trying to get working but it is missing something to limit the current at the weld point.
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