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help identifying saw

2/10/20       
jeff Member

I realize this is a long shot but have to try. I recently purchased this saw at an auction and can find no identifying marks on it. I was told it was a Panther, but I can’t locate any thing online under that brand or model. I realize there are many knock-offs out there and this may very well be one of them but without any marks/identification I don’t know where to start. just want to be prepared in case I need parts down the road. it has a 14 inch blade, 3 phase, scoring blade (not with it but would be nice to add if I could find parts), was told it was 7.5 hp, and 2007 year. maybe someone has seen one like it? also am not sure if this fits into 'vintage' tools or not so if not, please move or let me know and i can do it. thanks in advance for any help or insight.


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2/10/20       #2: help identifying saw ...
jeff Member

a few more pics


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2/11/20       #4: help identifying saw ...
Ex-Pat Member

I'm not sure of the model number, but that definitely looks like a clone of an SCM slider.

2/11/20       #5: help identifying saw ...
Scott

It has a lot of similar features of a SCM saw, they had a few off shoots as well, Minimax, Formula, Casedei.
Every thing looks Scm to me except the on and off switches look more like a Sicar to me. The little out feed table, the flip down stops, the knobs on the scoring blade adjustment , the location of the dust collection are all similar to SCM stuff..

2/11/20       #6: help identifying saw ...
cabinetmaker

The scoring adjustment unit screams scmi to me.

Saw looks just like our scmi

2/13/20       #7: help identifying saw ...
Chris h

That is a Chinese clone of a scmi slider. In that year scmi used a 9hp main motor and a 1hp scoring

2/14/20       #9: help identifying saw ...
jeff Member

assuming it is a clone, it looks like the mid 2000 models, 315, 350, 400, or 450... I see a lot of similarities in them. how can I get a manual for one of those machines. tried the scmi parts site but they want the number and I don't have it... does anyone have one of those manuals or know where else I can get one?

2/15/20       #10: help identifying saw ...
Scott

What is missing as far as the scoring blade goes? In your third picture that weird shaped piece wit all the little black knobs is the adjustment for the scoring blade, side to side and up and down.

2/15/20       #11: help identifying saw ...
Scott

I forgot to mention that SCM used to have all the manuals on their website, you could get a copy for any type of machine, I believe now everything is serial number specific. It is kind of to bad they switched it.

2/15/20       #12: help identifying saw ...
jeff Member

Scott, thanks for the info on the 3rd pic. that is what a manual would be so nice for but with it all being serial number specific I seem to be sol. I only have the shaft for the scoring blade. the pieces to hold it are gone. it spins and seems to function like it should, I just need to know how to hold the blade on it which means finding pieces.

2/15/20       #13: help identifying saw ...
Scott

I forgot to mention that SCM used to have all the manuals on their website, you could get a copy for any type of machine, I believe now everything is serial number specific. It is kind of to bad they switched it.

2/15/20       #14: help identifying saw ...
Scott

Sorry, I am not sure how I reposted the same message again.
The shaft should have threads on it and the blade fastens to it just like the main blade. I have a SCM so will take a look at it and see what I can see.

2/20/20       #15: help identifying saw ...
jeff Member

Scott, this what I have to work with.


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2/22/20       #17: help identifying saw ...
Scott

It looks like all you are missing is the washers and the key and the nut. Does the shaft turn when you turn it on?

2/23/20       #19: help identifying saw ...
jeff Member

Scott, yes it does.

 

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