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a few pictures of my 103.23640. I painted the main housing , the table and base. I still need to sand down the table and base top surfaces (I purposely over-sprayed to prevent any rust). I replaced all bearings, and cleaned up the rest of the metal. I had to replace the original motor, it had...

I've had these holders for a while. Can't quite make out the larger one, TM Todd Company? The smaller one is OK company. .

picked up these 3 recently. Decent shape. .

Toomaker65: love your story. I need to come up with something like that. I won't use yours.

just saw your pics and comments on the bent retaining screws. I just hope I always remember to remove those before lifting up the pulleys. And thanks for putting the reference links in your notes, makes it very easy to go back and forth.

very nice pickup FrankLee, what are the plans? Just clean-up?

Nicely done, what color is that? .

thanks Pete. I was wondering about the side crimp tools. I may have to try my hand at crimping, never tried before.

wow. thanks notlob. I started cleaning them up. The blade is straight, but the slotted piece has a few dings.

got these Pexto 2A shears for $0.50. what materials are these able to cut? If they work good enough, I will clean up. Thanks .

Harvester? anyone want? .

picked up this dp vise recently, appears barely used. It has a heritage logo and the longC stamping. .

thanks Pete, I ordered a set of #3 wedges FrankLee: I have read thru those hacks/tips, thanks.

does anyone know what size chuck removal wedges I need. I have a Jacobs 6A chuck on what I assume is a taper spindle. The diameter of the spindle above the chuck is 5/8". The current gap is around 1/4". I don't know the designations for these chucks and wedges. I can remove the spindle if...

shout out to FrankLee for the Quill bumper replacement, fits great. .

Good ideas FrankLee, thanks much.

thanks isetta

I spent a few minutes test fitting my CMan 100 back togehter. All went well. I have some questions on pulleys. The motor pulley that I have is about 1/4" overall taller. I know I can set if properly on one set of pulleys, but will have to adjust to switch speeds. Not a big deal, since this...

I finally took a look at this thread. Nicely done, and I really like the color scheme. Great job.

Respectfully, most scientists are now saying that glyphosate is not truly biodegradable, and is probably carcinogenic. I may be a bit of a tree-hugger, but my vote is to start with pruning and cutting. You can always come back later and spot treat. If you choose to use the chemicals, be sure...