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Honestly, I haven’t ever used it as I’ve been waiting for the CI base. I’ll have to let you know when I’m finished but I’m guessing cutting a whole sheet of plywood is not fun. Plan on using it for small pieces or maybe just dados.

Here is another of my restoration projects. The Tilty! This will have the CI base with the CI belt guard underneath it as soon as I strip and paint them. This was given to me by a good friend and I’ve been tracking down the base and guard for a while now. Part of the fun is the hunt for these...

I installed the newest addition to the 6x48” belt sander yesterday, the dust chute, after completely stripping and painting it. It may seem a little redundant since I do have the dust blower but I couldn’t stand looking at the gaping hole in the side of the CI base. The install took a little...

That Jack shaft is just too cool! I’m on the hunt again! 😁

Haha, I’ve got 5 cast iron bases, one still has to be refurbished, painted and put together for my Tilty that I’ve restored. It has the cast iron belt guard as well. 👍

This one I have is cast iron which is pretty rare

Here is another of my Delta restorations 6” jointer with the cast iron base and rare Rear Cutter Head Guard. This is a very old model as it has no serial number badge and no holes where it may have been. 1935?

Thank you Nutria, I looked at the bag you suggested and the site opened me up to many other options. I’ve done quite a bit of sewing with my industrial sewing machine and thought it may be cool to see one up as well, maybe paint a Delta insignia on it too. 👍

Thank you Hoorn for posting the photos of my restoration. The write-up is awesome and I hope everyone enjoys this as much as I do. As a side note, if anyone out there has a bag for my sawdust shooter I’d be interested to see it. 😁