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Looks worse than it actually is - it seem, pretty much everything moved excepth the up/down movement of the spindle from the gearbox :) Attached some more pics - the only thing removed of the plate on the side is a bracket for a switch (round) covering the shaft/plate, and yes there have been a...

Anyone know if the "sprocket" shaft is supposed to glide inside the "ring" surrounding it, or if it's supposed to have the ring glide up and down with it ? (it's kinda "stuck" on the up/down movement, but seem to rotate just fine). Also any tips on how the "end plate" of the rod going to the...

Yea, was mostly thinking of the table of the mill, and the ways of the lathe, mostly for rust prevention. I would say casual use, so it can stay still for a while in periodes.....:)

Ahh, yea didn't think about that one (actually have it on hand both on spray and container, but haven't used it yet, I though maybe it put on a bit "thick" layer, but I guess not then :) ), thnx for the tip :)

Any tips on what oils (brand/types, maybe links to resellers) people use to oil the surfaces of machines like lathes, mills etc... I know CRC have something they call "Multi oil" I think is fit for purpose......

Trying out a bit of electrolysis rust removal for the first time, at least started a bit on the rebuild :) Before/after pics :)

Well somehow, but was realy a thread to try to identify it, but guess I'l keep it here anyway :) Anyone got any tips on how to split this electric motor, I'v taken off the back-cover and bearing, but a bit unsure which way I should get it out - and if I need to pry off the black "spline"...

Looking good :) Yea I think/hope I'l be able to restore it, I'm def will do updates (might put it in it's own thread) - although it probably will take some time, so slow progress expected :) Did you use the electrolysis on the "sliding" part for the table as well ? - or any tips on what you...

Also started to do a "tear down" of this drillpress for those interested - so far doesn't look to shabby, even though there was a tiny bit of water that drained from the gear housing (but seem that there is "ridge" down to where you drain out oil, so doesn't look like the gears have seen much...

Quite positive this muct be a WEBO drill press, found this on the net that looks to have some parts that are more or less identical - also think the sign about the oil is looking to be the same....but still unsure about the model.....

Here you go :) Would also be able to get any tips on what that round container on the side might be - looks like it got electric cables going in - so maybe been a switch at one time (but eventually bypassed I guess)

Bumping this :) Btw, anyone know if this machine might have "auto feed"?

I'l see if I can get a whole picture of it, sadly I don't think there is any name/markings on it, but according to someone on the net it might be an older model "Scantool" from what I'v been able to find out.

Yea, thinking the same, just dragged it back home today, so been put under a tarpaulin tonight, and will be moved "in house" tomorrow.....:) will see eventually if it's salvagable, atleast the "front wheel" turned nicely around....but have only barely had a look at it.....:)

Starting to think it might be a "Webo type E32" - anyone got any info/manuals for these ?

Anyone able to put me in the direction of that drill press this might be ? (I think it is German). Haven't inspected it, and for all I know it might be "beyond" repair, but it might turn into a "project" :)

Thnx will have a look at that :)

Anyone know if the "backing plates" (the metal thing the belt slides over) is something that is "avalable" in different sizes, or if this is a custom piece?. Also what type of metal would this normally be made out of:

I was on a lookout for a pump for a Ingersoll Rand - model A, as the crank shaft was broken on the one I had) - turned up a model A pump for sale recently, and I bought it, but it also came with a couple of other small pumps. Any idea what brand these might be ?.

Not 100% sure what it's been for, but I suspect it's been the power connector for a Webasto heater.....