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I found this picture over on the HAMB, but I can tell a few subtle differences between mine and others on the web i've came across. Example, the drilling plate and the base plate look different on mine...but then again, those might not be original. Can anybody come up with a year?

Thanks. Here's the break down of the total cost: TRADED straight across 16" Dremel scroll saw- picked up free 3 yrs ago. Delta 2 wheel band saw- $5 at a yard sale earlier this year. So, $5 plus $20 in gas (gestimate) to get there and back = $25 He couldn't find the original motor but he...

Well, just got back from picking it up! Its new home in the garage What do yall think...i know its in pretty rough shape Only other numbers I could find on it: 18921-103 And the distance from the drill bit thats in it is 7 3/4" from the pole. I'm thinking its a 1950's-60's model...

I'll get more info when I get back. About to head that way and pick it up.

Ok, don't flame me just yet as I do not have pics...but I will later today. I put up a craiglist add to sell my 16" Dremel scroll saw and my Delta 2 wheel band saw (that I've never used) so I could buy this little 1970's AMT drill press here local where I live. In my add, I also quoted that I...

Pretty much...

Wow thats cool! I just did a refurb on a 10+ yr old Dayton. Looking forward to your end result!

Yea that was the first thing to happen. We took it all apart and cleaned it. Your right about that! Low speed has proven more than plenty so far out in the garage.

Pretty nice score...10 bucks for that sander, wow!

Absolutely! I'm creating a problem with all these cool things i've been bringing home lately. I don't have enough power outlets in the garage, and I'm not a big fan of using power strips...but I do cautiously

Thats a cool score!

It was too loud for one shop, so another took it. Too loud for them also...so they were going to scrap it. I was at the right place at the right time because I've had my eyes on that fan for a long time. Mechanically, its not noisy, its the large amount of air that it moves is whats loud...

Nice little 2 speed 26" Maxxair to keep the air flow in the garage down here during these hot FL months. No refurb on this one...me and daughter took it apart for a good thorough cleaning and put it back together. Its a little noisy but not as bad as the real big ones ive seen.

I think I'm about to score a 1973 AMT drill press here local...If I do bring it home, I'll take a shot at doing something like this again...:beer:

Man that looks heavy duty! I'm gonna have to make a trip down to the industrial side of town and see if I can find something laying around. Thanks for the pics :thumbup:

Oh man thats amazing! I would pay $$$ for an old press like that. CL here I come lol!

LOL sounds good to me! I'm really diggin that heavy duty stand you got yours on. What is that?

Ah man thats a bummer I dont have a "shop" theme going on in my garage but the things I do have get me by pretty well. I've been without a grinder of my own for 10 years so it probably wont get used too often. But its nice to know it will be a reliable tool from a long while.

Sorry, I repacked the bearings with hi temp grease while I was at the machine shop down the street, and simply cleaned and vvl'd the race on each side. Wasn't that technical. It was just really dirty in there.

Thanks! Actually, the engine enamel left a course texture so I sanded it after paint and the clear coated everything. Thats a good lookin LT1 in your avatar! I own an 4th gen also...:evil: