Using a 3D printer to Renovate An Antique Bandsaw

Reuploaded because of video quality issues. I acquired an Antique Duro Bandsaw from the 1950's. It wasn't working very well, but nothing was wrong with it. The last guy just did a poor job renovating using incorrect parts and an under powered motor. By printing a pulley and a neat E-stop switch, I've been able to run it through it's paces and figure out the wiring. Pretty cool to see this old beauty working again thanks to some modern technology.

Switch Geometry at Thangs: https://thangs.com/punamenon/Stop-Sign-Saw-Switch-16106 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84RBjJZ63As